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Experience Vermont’s Rural Charm: The Daytime Farm Tour in Wilmington - Wilmington

Experience Vermont’s Rural Charm: The Daytime Farm Tour in Wilmington

Wilmingtoneasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

2–3 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for all fitness levels; involves walking on level and gently sloping farm trails.

Overview

Discover authentic Vermont farm life on the Daytime Farm Tour in Wilmington. Immerse yourself in sustainable agriculture, local history, and scenic rural landscapes on this unique half-day adventure.

Wilmington, Vermont

Daytime Farm Tour

For all ages! • 2-3 Hours • Intermediate Hike

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About This Adventure

Embark on a captivating 2-3 hour snowshoe tour at Boyd's Farm, where you'll hike along the Deerfield River and through a fir forest. Discover local wildlife tracks, enjoy stunning views of Mount Snow and Haystack ski areas, and savor snacks and hot cocoa at a picturesque outlook.

Boyd's Farm Snowshoe Tour

Duration

2-3 hours

About

Starting at the Boyd Family Farm fields. Hike north along the Deerfield river through our vegetable fields. After crossing the Deerfield and then the Ellis brook, the trail then leads up through a fir forest. Learn about the trees and identify some wildlife tracks. Our adventure will take us to a scenic outlook that overlooks Mount snow and Haystack ski areas. This is a great spot for photos. Snacks and hot coco will be provided on the tour.

Adventure Tips

Bring sturdy footwear

Wear waterproof boots or sturdy shoes for muddy fields and uneven terrain on the farm.

Stay hydrated

Carry a water bottle to stay refreshed during the walking tour, especially in warm months.

Respect farm rules

Follow guidelines for interacting with animals and walking on private land to ensure safety and preserve farm operations.

Plan for weather

Check the forecast and dress in layers, as early mornings can be chilly and afternoons warm.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • White-tailed deer
  • Eastern chipmunk

History

The farm has been family-owned since the 1800s, reflecting Vermont’s longstanding dairy farming heritage.

Conservation

The farm emphasizes organic practices and participates in local watershed protection initiatives to sustain soil and water quality.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Waterproof boots

Essential

Essential for navigating muddy spring fields after snowmelt or rain.

spring specific

Sun hat

Protects from sun exposure during open-air farm walks.

summer specific

Light rain jacket

Essential

Keeps you comfortable during unpredictable autumn showers.

fall specific

Layered clothing

Essential

Necessary for warmth when temperatures drop on fall or early winter tours.

winter specific