easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels including families and casual walkers.
Explore a vibrant maple sugarbush and enjoy private tours with maple syrup tastings at Sterling Mountain Farm. Perfect for families and dog lovers wanting a unique Vermont outdoor experience.
Great for couples or families! • 50 minutes
Experience the beauty of nature on a private walking tour through a 7200 tap sugarbush. Explore scenic trails, learn about maple syrup production, and enjoy a sugarhouse tour with tastings. Choose between a family-friendly adventure or a guided experience with knowledgeable golden retrievers, making every moment memorable.
An unleashed tour is a walking tour into our 7200 tap sugarbush. We have a beautiful walking trail that gives you a comprehensive vision of the infrastructure that is incorporated into the woodland for the production of maple syrup.
We are in the woods to appreciate the trees and who we go there with. This walk is private and geared to you.
All walking tours include a sugarhouse tour and maple syrup tasting.
Tour Options:
Trails can be uneven and occasionally muddy near sap collection areas, so comfortable, supportive footwear is important.
Though maple syrup tastings are included, carrying water and light snacks keeps energy levels steady on the walk.
Dogs are welcome, but steps must be taken to keep them leashed to protect local wildlife and farm operations.
Vermont’s weather can shift quickly, especially in fall. Dress in layers and be ready for cool breezes or summer sun.
The sugarbush has been used for maple syrup production for over 100 years, blending traditional methods with modern practices.
Sterling Mountain Farm emphasizes sustainable sugarbush management and protects the natural habitat surrounding their operations.
To provide comfort and support on uneven or muddy trails.
Allows adjustment for temperature changes and weather shifts during the tour.
spring|fall|summer specific
Helpful for protection against mosquitoes and ticks during warmer seasons.
spring|summer|fall specific
Staying hydrated is important throughout the walk, especially on warmer days.