Amy Corners

Nestled in the lush foothills of Quebec’s Eastern Townships, Amy Corners is a locality where time seems to meander at its own gentle pace. Situated near the tranquil shores of Lac Memphrémagog and just a short drive from the Vermont border, this crossroads hamlet captures the quintessential rural charm of southern Quebec. Rolling farmland stretches to meet the horizon, punctuated by weathered barns, sugar shacks and maple groves that glow with colour in autumn. At the heart of Amy Corners, you’ll find a classic red-brick general store, community church and friendly locals who are always ready with a wave or a tale of local lore.

Despite its size, Amy Corners enjoys a sense of vibrancy rooted in its heritage. The restored rail depot now serves as a cultural centre with rotating exhibits from regional artists, and every July the streets fill with lively tunes during the annual Fiddlers’ Gathering—a celebration of Quebecois music and folk traditions that draws visitors and neighbours from near and far. Outdoor enthusiasts are spoiled for choice, with winding cycling routes, forested trails and kayaking on nearby lakes throughout the warmer months. In winter, snow blankets the fields and locals embrace cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.

After a day exploring, visitors are invited to linger at family-run cafés and bistros, many featuring farm-fresh produce and proudly serving Quebec cheeses. From sunrise to sunset, Amy Corners offers a warm welcome, a taste of rural hospitality and countless ways to reconnect with nature, culture and a slower, more meaningful rhythm of life in the Eastern Townships.