There are Vermont maple syrup farms and sugar shacks to visit all over the state, but the ones listed below are generally open to the public for tours and farm visits. Not only can you witness ...

At this time, sugarhouses welcome visitors with tours, tastings, demonstrations, and more. Farmer Harold Eastman pours hot maple syrup from his orchard onto cold snow for the Vermont treat of ...

Kelley Ferro is an award-winning travel journalist who's work over the past 15 years documents the world's best hotels, restaurants, tours ... They use maple syrup from the family-run Bourdon ...

This fall, take an E-Tour to Vermont ... pick up a bottle from the roadside stores. Vermont’s maple syrup will be a tasty reminder of your leaf-peeping adventure.

Departing from Church and Bishop Streets, these guided tours give you a behind-the ... and—of course—PURE Vermont Maple Syrup. From heartfelt acoustic sets to high-energy party rock, there ...

The farm works to innovate on a few different fronts, making distinctive products such as spruce-tip-infused syrup, which incorporates the farm's amber variety. Similarly, Jenna says maple ...

Vermont’s bird friendly maple syrup logo features the scarlet tanager ... conservation efforts in maple production. On sugarbush tours, they distribute a maple bingo game with a prompt that ...

But disrupting trade with Canada, the maple syrup powerhouse, could be devastating. Vermont has seen an increase in production of nearly 500% over the last 20 years as producers scaled up and new ...