The Eastern Townships region is characterized by quaint, charming villages and rich architectural heritage and known as a gourmet tourism destination all year round. This region is also popular with skiers, snowshoers and hikers and offers magical settings of forest trails and mountains. Four national parks and imposing snow-covered peaks delight outdoor enthusiasts and offer a wide range of sports and activities.

Explore the ski resorts in the Eastern Townships

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In the Eastern Townships, skiers and snowboarders have countless options to enjoy the slopes this winter. At Mont Sutton, the brand-new SkyTrac quadruple ski lift and a redesigned learning zone make things easier for family days out. Bromont, montagne d’expériences also delights families with the Vallée des Bonbons, a fun-filled trail offering a variety of snow modulations, colourful decorations and contoured turns on the Versant du Village. And you’ll find the Townships’ highest ski area at Mont-Orford as well as 4 signature trails to discover. And for après-ski? From cozy bistros to craft breweries, the region is brimming with places to cap off a fantastic day on the slopes!

Savour local flavours at village cafés in the Eastern Townships

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Village cafés in the Eastern Townships are true community gathering spots, offering much more than a warm drink on a chilly winter’s day. With their inviting atmosphere, homemade dishes and local products, each coffee stop is a chance to taste the region’s unique flavours. After a day outdoors or simply for a well-deserved break, head to Café Pierre Jean Jase in Sherbrooke to enjoy local art over a comforting cup of joe, dive into the chocolatey world of Confiserie Bromont, or indulge in artisanal pastries at La mie bretonne in Cowansville. There’s no shortage of cozy spots to experience authentic flavours in a welcoming setting.

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