Art, culture & heritage

Heritage meets Natural Beauty on Townships Trail

92 km

7 stops

2 days

Spanning 430 kms, the Townships Trail (or Chemin des Cantons) is the longest tourist route in the region. To drive it is to be immersed in the area’s rich American and British heritage through period buildings, museums, churches, parks and bridges. A truly spectacular way to discover the region’s supreme beauty.

  • Day 1
  • Day 2

Cookshire-Eaton

Once you’ve loaded up on culture (Maison de la Culture, the art gallery), take a break at the park or Brasserie 11 Comptés.
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Circuit des Sheds Panoramiques

One of the route’s seven sheds is in Cookshire-Eton. Don’t forget your camera: It was strategically placed to show off one of the region’s prettiest panoramas.
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Uplands Cultural and Heritage Centre

With a breathtaking residence, pristine grounds, dreamy antiques, unique exhibits, and plenty of activities, its spot on the itinerary is well deserved.
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Milby Covered Bridge

This bridge, a recognized historical monument, is one of the oldest of its kind in Quebec. It was erected in 1873.
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Compton

With a smattering of orchards, cider producers, and artisanal cheese makers, to name a few, this scenic region is easy on the eyes—and the palate!
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Beaulne Museum

In 1912, this building was as a stately home. Today, it is a museum exploring local history, visual arts, and period costumes and textiles.
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Ayer’s Cliff

Tucked on the shore of Lac Massawippi, this Cœur villageois has undeniable charm.
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Maison Merry

Built in 1821, Maison Merry traces the history of Magog through fascinating exhibits and engaging activities.
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