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Municipality in Quebec, Canada
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Rougemont is a city of 2,696 people (2021) in Regional County Municipality (RCM) of Rouville, in the Montérégie region of Quebec, Canada. Rougemont is recognized as the apple capital of Quebec and an important center of sugar bushes.
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Abenaki: Wigwômedenek
Part of the Monteregian Hills in southern Quebec. It is composed of igneous rock and hornfels. The summit stands 366 m (1,201 ft) above sea level. The mountain is mostly covered with sugar maple-dominated forest. Apple orchards and vineyards are cultivated on many of the lower slopes, and much of the fruit is used to make cider. The northern slope of the mountain is part of Saint-Damase; the south and east side of Rougemont; the western slope, of Saint-Jean-Baptiste.
Abbaye Cistercienne Notre-Dame de Nazareth
This place of worship of the Order of Cîteaux offers monastic hospitality. It has a large orchard open to the public and a fruit shop. This abbey offers services:
** personal retreat or preached retreat given by monks of the Abbey, in an atmosphere of silence and peace; spiritual accompaniment with a monk is possible;
** hotel industry;
** boutique offering orchard products in season: apples, pears.
Église catholique Saint-Michel
Catholic Church.
Anglican place of worship. The cemetery is connected to the church.
Sentier menant à la croix du sommet de la montagne
This path provides access to the top of the mountain where a cross is erected. The viewpoint at the top allows you to observe the plain of the St. Lawrence and the Montérégie mountains.
Golf field.
Cross-country skiing and snowshoeing trails.
Club Récréatif VTT Des 4 Saisons 16-013
Offer for mountain biking on winter trails.
Pasta, souvlaki, steak, ribs, seafood.
Healthy, tasty, local cuisine with an exotic touch: eggs benedict, duck confit, rack of lamb, crème brûlée, tarte tatin.
Fast food.
Coffee, sandwiches, homemade pies.
This organic orchard offers in store a wide range of products cooked on site, including: jellies, jams, butters, apple and sugar pie, tourtière, Mexican pâté, chicken pâté, salmon paste, homemade sausages, soups... The public can purchase these products via the online store. Delivery service.
U-pick, blueberry field and orchard. Producers of cultivated blueberries, apples and garlic. Owned by the Gadbois family for five generations. This producer is present at the Drummondville public market.
Vineyard and cider house. Shop selling apple products. Tasting offer on the terrace.
Apple orchard.
Potager Mont-Rouge Halte Gourmande is an agritourism farm offering various pick-your-own fruits and vegetables during the harvest season. It has an orchard and market gardening, this farm grows 70 varieties of tomatoes. This producer also offers its local products via its online store. The site offers a giant inflatable trampoline, a giant corn maze, a mini farm, a playground, the tractor ride and a picnic area.
Vineyard.
Apple orchard.
This provider offers cocktail dinners in an enchanting setting, according to various packages. Group guided tour. The boutique offers a range of products from the hillside orchard, including ice ciders.
Producer of organic fruits and vegetables. Organic orchard and maple grove. U-pick apples and pears.
Orchard and market gardening. Shop selling farm products, including: potted beets, apple butter, apple caramel, onion confit with apples, blueberry jam, strawberry confit...
This orchard also offers its products to the Drummondville Public Market and the Vieux St-Jean Public Market.
Farm and orchard.
Haskap producer. U-pick orchard located on the mountainside.
Apple orchard.
Winery and cidery. Try their apple ice wine.
Cider maker. Hiking trail.
Shop offering meals cooked on site, as well as a wide variety of fruits and vegetables. Apple Interpretation Center (museum).
Farm and orchard.
Cider maker.
Orchard offering U-pick apples. Apple products shop: ciders and apple juice.
Bar, with meal service on site.
Three studios: a living room, a private bathroom, a bedroom with queen size bed, mini-fridge, Wi-Fi, TV, air conditioning and outdoor pool.
A spacious living space with 3 bedrooms that can accommodate up to 8 people.
Family camping with 316 sites. Open May-Sep. Wi-Fi available. Pets allowed with restrictions. All facilities with hot water, soap, towels and toilet paper. Snack bar, laundromat, convenience store on site. Dumping station. Swimming pool, wading pool, indoor games, movies, library, fishing on site, boating equipment rental, playground.
Convenience store.
This farm offers the public organic fruits and vegetables directly from their production in Rougemont and Chios (Greece). This production is also used by the restaurant chain with which the farm is associated.
Sugar shack meal offer for various group events: corporate meetings, reception hall for weddings, children's parties, birthdays... Access to the games room and arcades. Capacity: 200 people.
Gourmet stop. Maple grove with maple products shop. Easter egg hunt activity offer, with a ride in a tractor and taffy on the snow.
Manufacturer of maple products.
Aurélie Savonnerie Artisanale
Health and beauty shop.
Cars and bicycles are the best means of transport to get around Rougemont. In the winter, snowmobiling and mountain biking are popular.
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