DESTINATION North Hatley

North Hatley is a village of 675 people at the northern end of Lake Massawippi. It is in the Eastern Townships of Quebec, Canada, and is part of the Memphrémagog Regional County Municipality. Photo: Chicoutimi - CC BY-SA 3.0 Why should you care? Ahh! Well, let me explain. In this place, the solar eclipse will be seen perfectly. Photo: Jean-Philippe Boulet - CC BY-SA 3.0 And besides, it's a cute town very close to the Eastern Townships of Quebec. And the surroundings of the Eastern Townships are more than beautiful.

LODGING Manoir Hovey A stay at Manoir Hovey comes with the promise of an abundance of fresh air in a scenic, unspoiled part of Québec. This charming manor was built at the turn of the century and modeled on George Washington’s Mount Vernon home. It is nestled in English gardens in a forest on the shores of the lake, with a romantic and authentic way of life. The artful cuisine is enhanced by the wine list, which features 900 wines, and an exceptional selection of Québec’s finest cheeses. Discover the seamless fusion of old-world charm and modern allure in this historic haven, perched on the shores of Lake Massawippi. Master the art of a life well lived, with refined comfort and irresistible pleasures.

LODGING Ripplecove There's more!! An upscale yet casual resort in the Eastern Townships region. The Ripplecove is a unique place where your comfort comes first. The experience here is complete and made to please all kinds of people, from athletes to foodies to people who like to let go. All sorts of things could happen in this dream world. People who like to unwind will enjoy the jacuzzis outside or the Arboressence Spa. For your own relaxation, you can make your stay as unique as you want it to be.

For Epi-Curious Foodies Only And while enjoying the Eastern Townships region ...

Visit a very singular vineyard. Domaine Bergeville. The concept of extreme viticulture truly reaches its apex here, between intense cold spells with temperatures dropping to -30°C in winter and heatwaves as intense as 30°C in summer. Snow, frost, and a short maturation period all affect the vines’ fragile equilibrium. The best way to understand why Quebec is so well suited for producing sparkling wines is to take a walk through the vineyard with the winegrower. Go back in time to discover the fascinating history of the traditional Champenoise method in Domaine Bergeville.

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