Magog Area Pictures

Memphremagog Lake Elongated finger lake that crosses the United States–Canadian border 5 miles (8 km) north of Newport, Vermont, Unites States. Extending about 27 miles (43 km) from Newport to Magog, Quebec, the lake forms a small part of the northern boundary of Vermont. It is only 1–2 miles (1.5–3 km) wide for most of its length but has several large embayments (see the map).

Orford Mountain Park A mature sugar maple forest carpets hill and dale, welcoming visitors to  National Mont-Orford Park. Discover the park's mountains, hills, and ponds - a fascinating mix of plant and wildlife habitats. Whether it's hiking along a trail, cycling along La Montagnarde trail, climbing to the summit of Mont Orford, relaxing a few days at the Jouvence Vacation Resort, or listening to a classical symphony at the Centre d'Arts Orford, you'll enjoy exploring this park! The quality of its winter offerings makes this a highly valued park.

Cycling Network Ride over a section of the Route Verte cycling network, known as "La Montagnarde", which crosses the park from east to west. The hardwood forest provides a canopy for cyclists and reveals its many secrets by way of its self-interpretation panels.

Climbing to mountains Several mountains (Orford, Alfred-Des Rochers and Chauve) and a number of peaks (Ours, Lynx and Roche Fendue) offer nature enthusiasts a breathtaking panoramic view. The Orford Park  has 50 km of cross-country trails in an outstanding wildlife area, and 10 km of snowshoe trails.

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