Join Goats To Go at Great Rock Farm in Georgetown, MA, for a one-hour woodland hike alongside fainting goats and other farm animals. Perfect for families and nature lovers looking for a gentle, engaging outdoor adventure.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
1 hour
Fitness Level
Suitable for anyone capable of walking about a mile unassisted on uneven terrain at a relaxed pace.
Wildlife
History
Great Rock Farm sits on land with a farming heritage extending back over 200 years, reflected in the preserved fields and stone walls.
Conservation
Goats To Go practices sustainable animal care and minimal impact trail use, promoting environmental respect in their woodland outings.
Goats To Go
Join Goats To Go at Great Rock Farm in Georgetown, MA, for a one-hour woodland hike alongside fainting goats and other farm animals. Perfect for families and nature lovers looking for a gentle, engaging outdoor adventure.
Goats To Go is a farm-based experience operator located in Sandown, New Hampshire. The company organizes interactive animal experiences centered on fainting goats, baby goats, and other animals across seasonal settings. Offerings include goat yoga at Zorvino Vineyards, barn-based fall and winter goat yoga, baby goat mingles, goat socials with guided hikes, paint nights, nature journaling by a duck pond, seasonal crafts workshops, and community events such as a fall pumpkin festival and an annual Christmas tree drop-off fundraiser. Events combine hands-on animal interaction with structured activities like yoga sessions, painting instruction, journaling, hikes, and family-friendly games.
Sessions vary in length and format: examples include 45-minute goat yoga classes, 50-minute nature journaling and hike experiences, and 2.5-hour paint nights. Many events take place on farm property or partner sites such as Zorvino Vineyards and Great Rock Farm. Activities are designed for all ages and skill levels and emphasize safe, supervised encounters with animals, creative instruction, and outdoor recreation. Seasonal events highlight local food trucks, live music, hayrides, and family activities.
Goats To Go partners with local venues and animal care providers to manage logistics and animal welfare. Public listings and event descriptions specify duration, location, and the structure of each experience. Booking details, dates, and event rules are provided on event pages and ticketing platforms. The organization hosts community-focused fundraisers and annual events, such as the Goat's Fall Pumpkin Festival and the Christmas Tree Drop-Off fundraiser. Visitors can expect playful, hands-on encounters with fainting goats and additional animals during events.
Location
Sandown, NH
Events based in Sandown and partner sites
Tours Offered
11 Experiences
Goat yoga, socials, hikes, festivals
Typical Length
45–150 min
Short classes to extended workshops
Seasonal Events
Annual Festivals
Pumpkin festival and tree drop fundraiser
Reserve tickets for goat yoga, paint nights, baby goat mingles, and seasonal festivals — limited spots for up-close animal interactions.
Wear sturdy, waterproof footwear
Trail conditions vary from gravel to muddy or snowy terrain; prepare for slippery or uneven surfaces.
Bring weather-appropriate clothing
The hike occurs outdoors without heated facilities; dress in layers and bring rain or cold weather gear depending on the season.
Limit bulky gear
Avoid large bags or strollers as trails can be narrow and terrain uneven, ensuring smooth goat interactions and group flow.
Prepare for unassisted walking
Participants need to be able to walk about a mile unassisted on varied terrain; consider snowshoes or traction in winter.
Waterproof hiking boots
Keeps feet dry and provides traction on muddy or uneven trails.
fall
Layered clothing
Allows adjustment to changing weather conditions.
spring
Snow traction devices
Helpful for icy patches to reduce slipping hazards on snowy terrain.
winter
Reusable water bottle
Stay hydrated during the hike.