eastern township walking accommodations

6 days/5 nights, with 4 days of walking

Start any date between May 15 and October 31

16 km (10 miles) daily average

On two of the days you will have the opportunity to walk in hilly terrain with moderate and more challenging hills, the walking on the other days is on mostly level ground

Classic Accommodation: US$1150/ CAD$1150

Single suppl. Classic: US$370/ CAD$370

*Price before tax. Canada applies a 5% Goods and Services Tax (GST).

5 nights hotels with 1 night in Spa Eastman
1 dinner included
Detailed route instructions and map
Luggage transfers
Area Manager available throughout the tour

Your tour starts in the small village of North Hatley, about 120 km east of Montréal.

It is possible to reach Montreal by air from all major Canadian cities and most major American cities.

A transfer from Montréal to the tour start can be arranged.

If travelling by car from the United States, North Hatley is only a 1-hour drive north of the Vermont / Canada border via Interstate 5.

Canada

Eastern Townships Walking
6 Days
Travel back in time and take in the old-world flavour of Québec's Eastern Townships. In the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, uncover the delights of charming French villages, lush green valleys, enchanted woods, and idyllic farmland. The cross-Québec "Route Verte", abandoned rail lines and forested pathways will lead you from stately Victorian mansions and captivating covered bridges to the underground labyrinth of one of Canada's oldest copper mines. Hunt for that one-of-a-kind memento in the shops and artists' galleries you encounter along the way. Embrace the region's storied past and culture in one of many scenic villages; enjoy your nights in cozy accommodations and remember to sample the finest in local cuisine. The romance of this landscape is sure to leave you with a lasting impression.


	Cornemuse B&B, North Hatley This 107 year-old inn was begun by a Scottish family who welcomed guests who enjoyed the tea room and magnificent verandahs with gentle breezes from Lake Massawippi. Each room is decorated with antiques and the 3-course breakfast is superb. The hostess, Diane Brisson, has been known to dress in period costume to serve tea to the delight of guests. Eastern Townships recipient of Grands Prix du Tourisme Québécois award.
	La Maison Drew, Magog This beautifully restored heritage building is located downtown, steps from the theatre, art galleries, boutiques and restaurants. Each room has cozy bedding and a fireplace. Enjoy a healthy, gourmet breakfast in the solarium.
	Spa Eastman, Eastman With an international reputation as a spa destination, the tranquil accommodations complement nicely. Rooms are housed in seven uniqe pavilions which form a sort of small country village.

"Very accommodating owners at the hotels, nice updated digs, spotlessly clean.The area manager was more than excellent. He is efficient, friendly, personable and most accommodating. I think he has some good ideas about routes, length and timing based on his experience with Randonnee clients."

- L Sellar

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