Food & Drink

Farm Visits

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Visit a Vermont Farm

Visiting a Vermont farm can mean spending a few hours petting farm animals and picking produce, or it can be a more immersive experience. Some farms offer overnight lodging, from farm stays in a cozy room to camping or glamping on-site, giving visitors a chance to really experience farm life. Tours allow you to get hands-on, learning to milk cows, boil maple sap into syrup, and more.

Vermont’s Open Farm Week

During Open Farm Week every summer, farms across the state offer visitors a backstage pass to learn more about where Vermont’s local food comes from. Meet the farmers who bring the banquet of Vermont’s fields and farms together at the table.

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Pick Your Own

The best way to enjoy produce is sun-ripened and plucked right from the vine. Vermont’s focus on fresh food, locally produced, means there’s no shortage of places to pick; all summer and fall you can take your time finding the perfect picks at orchards statewide. Many offer other attractions, too, such as horseback or wagon rides, cider, and apple cider donuts.

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The Vermont Fresh Network is your gateway to farms and food in the Green Mountain State. Discover tasting trails, maps, recipes, events, and more.

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TRAVEL GUIDE TO VERMONT FOOD AND FARMS

The Vermont Fresh Network’s guide to food and farms in Vermont includes more than 600 mapped destinations and plenty of inspiration to whet your palate for a Vermont culinary adventure.

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