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Loved Magog-Orford-first time there and preferred it to Laurentians, which is where we usually go. The lake is magnificent! The view is so relaxing. we stayed at Condo de L'Oberge and it was perfect for 2 people. All the amenities you could think of were provided. 7 minute walk from Main Street.We rented a jet ski on the public beach for 1 hour and it was a lot of fun. We had dinner at Méchant Steak on rue Principal and kudos to them! We had filet mignon and lamb shank, both excellent! Small shrimp entrée, chef`s special was delicious. Service and ambiance superb! Main street has many interesting shops. Marais de la Riviere aux Cerises has many trails. we walked the marsh area and it`s a must see. Overall, loved this area and will be coming back.

After spending 2 weeks in Charlevoix and the Gaspe, I only spent a day in Magog. I ran into very few people/travellers in other places - probably because everyone was in Magog! I spent an afternoon at the Mont St Benoit du Lac Abby and could have spent much more time in the area. Will definitely go back. It's beautiful and there's lots to do, four seasons of the year.

This is a very nice part of Quebec, full of diffferent small villages each with its special feel and all of them surrounded by various lakes or mountains. You can enjoy great dining or, if you prefer great hiking. There are also plenty bed and breakfast places with victoria style houses, and many spas. The Memphremagog Lake is beautiful. If you stay long enough you can visit urban areas (sherbrooke is 15 minutes away, Montreal 1.5 hour away). Come in eany season, there is always something to see. Hotel Cheribourg is nice, walk along Rue Principale in Magog for shopping ans dining. Take a hike in the Riviere Cerise or Mount Orford. Manoir des Sables hotel has a great gold court and tennis courts and fine dining. If you have children bring them to the various apple picking orchards in the Fall.

If you want some crowd in the streets, restaurants, bars, despite the pandemic, a walk in center town is appropriate. If you want to escape from it, there is a lot of hiking and biking to do in the area. Always good to have these kind of choice.

Magog area offers a lot of activities in the summer and in the winter as well. We love Mt Orford for snow showing and hiking. You can ice skate along the lake in Magog, and there are lots of restaurants on Principale Street. The only downside of these restaurants is that they closing at 10pm so it is hard to get food after that hour

Charming lakeside community that’s obviously been discovered and now is enjoying revitalization and growth. We were astounded by all the new development and construction occurring in the city as well as its outskirts. Proximity to a jewel of a lake and a great ski area is obviously bringing many Canadians to this part of Quebec. The destination is also convenient and attractive to Americans from the northeast. Impressed with how much there is to do in the area in winter.