Our region is home to a natural gem of inestimable value: the Marlington Bog. Formed during the retreat of the glaciers more than 10,000 years ago, this area has remained untouched by human activity for centuries and today offers us its exceptional attractions. Whether it’s rare amphibians, colorful dragonflies, carnivorous plants, or nesting birds, the bog is brimming with well-preserved secrets.

While access is restricted due to the fragility of its ecosystem and the need to traverse private property, it remains accessible during the season thanks to volunteers from the Society for Conservation and Nature Education (SCÈNE), a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving wetlands and aquatic environments and to spreading knowledge about these ecosystems. From early May through early September, you can book a guided tour of the bog by sending a request with your contact information to the following address: [email protected]

To find out more, visit: www.lascene.org

A few beautiful photos of Lake Memphrémagog and the surrounding area.

Drone photos taken in the municipality of Ogden.