Lac Nick is located on the territory of the MRC Memphrémagog in the municipality of Bolton-Est.

Surrounded by mountains, hills, ponds and marshes, this ecological lake of approximately one square kilometer is located at the foot of Mount Place, less than 4 kilometers from Lake Memphremagog.

Fed by five streams and Lake Sperling, Lake Nick is an integral part of the Memphré watershed and ecosystem.

The natural beauty of Lake Nick, its ecological value, its recreational and resort activities make it a precious jewel. It is in this context that the APLN exercises enlightened vigilance over the local and family activities of its members with the many ways of safeguarding this environment.

For your information:

Lake Nick is a small, somewhat wild lake located within the limits of Bolton-Est.
It is a head lake. It takes its source inside its watershed without any other contribution from outside. Its quality therefore largely depends on the respect of the environment of the residents within the watershed. Lake Nick ultimately empties into Lake Memphré.

The APLN is a non-profit association bringing together owners and residents of Lake Nick since September 1995.

The buyer must carry out all the verifications related to his project.