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D'Orford River in Sherbrooke
📍 Estrie· County Memphrémagog· Magog

D'Orford River in Sherbrooke

🥾 Hiking🚴 Cycling
📍 417 Rue Saint-Patrice Est, Magog, Québec, J1X 1V4

The D'Orford River provides a picturesque setting with its wooded banks and varied landscapes. It's an ideal spot for intermediate paddlers looking to explore calm sections and moderate rapids.

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Why go

Just a few kilometers from Sherbrooke, the D'Orford River provides a stunning natural setting, perfect for an outdoor getaway. Whether you're a kayaking or biking enthusiast, this spot is ideal for recharging while enjoying the beautiful landscapes of Estrie.

What to do

  • Biking: Take the bike paths that run alongside the river for a peaceful ride in nature. The picturesque landscapes and diversity of wildlife make this experience unforgettable.
  • Wildlife Watching: Take the time to observe the birds and other wildlife that inhabit the riverbanks. A moment of calm and connection with nature.
  • Picnicking: Enjoy the picnic areas available to savor a meal outdoors, surrounded by the beauty of the river and the nearby hills.

Nearby

After your adventure, relax by the riverbanks or explore the surrounding trails for a total immersion in nature.

Getting there

From Sherbrooke, expect about a 20-minute drive to reach the D'Orford River.

Good to know

Don't forget to bring water and snacks for your outing. Check the weather before heading out to ensure a pleasant experience.

At a glance

Information

Characteristics

Type
River
Avg. depth
2 m
Length
15 km
Elevation
250 m
Place type
Trail
Region
Estrie
County
Memphrémagog

The stay

Practical info

Trail — cycling.

📍 Contact
417 Rue Saint-Patrice Est, Magog, Québec, J1X 1V4
County : Memphrémagog
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