Brome Lake Travel Guide
• A WorldWeb.com Travel Guide for Brome Lake, Quebec.
Welcome to Brome Lake!
Consisting of several small hamlets and villages surrounding picturesque Brome Lake, the town of Brome Lake is situated in the South St. Lawrence tourist region at the heart of the Eastern Townships of Quebec. Located 114 km (71 mi) east of Montreal and 76 km (47 mi) southwest of the city of Sherbrooke, the amalgamation is known for its loyalist roots, rolling countryside, charming Victorian architecture, a vibrant arts and culture scene, year-round recreation and agrotourism. The past is brought to life at the Brome County Historical Museum, where visitors can explore restored historical edifices, artifact and document collections and thematic exhibitions from mid-May to mid-September.Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the abundance of recreational offerings available regardless of season. Winter brings thick blankets of snow and ideal conditions for cross-country skiing, ice fishing, snowshoeing and downhill pursuits at nearby SkiBromont. Lake activities such as boating, beach lounging and fishing abound during finer weather months, as do ample opportunities for hiking, golf and viticulture. A commercial and cultural centre of the town, the quaint lakeside village of Knowlton offers an array of unique shops, services and dining experiences sure to delight the most discerning of traveller. Every autumn the area comes alive with changing fall colours and an annual open-air gourmet event, the Brome Lake Duck Festival, which celebrates the internationally-renowned Brome Lake duck, distinctive regional cuisine and local artisan products.
Tourist Attractions

Brome County Historical Museum
Open from the middle of May until the middle of September, Musee Historique du Comte de Brome (Brome County Historical Museum) consists of a number of buildings from the 19th century including a general store and a courthouse.
Open from the middle of May until the middle of September, Musee Historique du Comte de Brome (Brome County Historical Museum) consists of a number of buildings from the 19th century including a general store and a courthouse.
Hotels & Motels

Auberge Quilliams
Located on Brome Lake and backing onto the Quilliams wildlife reserve, this 38 room hotel has a variety of room choices including several with kitchenettes.
Located on Brome Lake and backing onto the Quilliams wildlife reserve, this 38 room hotel has a variety of room choices including several with kitchenettes.
Tour Operators

La Route Verte
La Route Verte is a cross-provincial bicycle network that covers 3,600 km (2,237 mi) of terrain and will cover over 4,000 km (2485 mi) when complete.
La Route Verte is a cross-provincial bicycle network that covers 3,600 km (2,237 mi) of terrain and will cover over 4,000 km (2485 mi) when complete.
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