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Take a guided walk to learn pick a tree, tap it and boil down the sap to make syrup. Taste a sample at the end of the tour. Tours leave every half-hour.

Take a guided walk out to the sugar push to learn how to pick the perfect maple tree to tap. Then watch the tree get tap and visit the sugar shack to watch the sap being turned into syrup. After get a tasty treat. Tours begin every half an hour.

Tap a maple tree, make a maple-themed craft, learn how sap becomes syrup and round it all off with a syrup taste-test.

Learn the history behind the area’s maple syrup-making by heading out and tapping a tree and melting the sap down. Registration required. Program starts at 10 and 11 a.m. and noon daily.

Learn how maple syrup has been made over the years with a trip to the sugarbush. You’ll tap a tree and see the sap boiled into syrup. All-you-can-eat pancake and sausage breakfast afterwards. Registration required.

Learn how to identify maple trees and the history of sugar making. Enjoy a special treat by the bonfire and see how maple syrup is made. Registration required.

Families will learn what causes sap to run through trees and how that sap is turned into maple syrup, then enjoy crafts. . Registration required.

Take a guided walk to learn pick a tree, tap it and boil down the sap to make syrup. Taste a sample at the end of the tour. Tours leave every half-hour.

Take a guided walk out to the sugar push to learn how to pick the perfect maple tree to tap. Then watch the tree get tap and visit the sugar shack to watch the sap being turned into syrup. After get a tasty treat. Tours begin every half an hour.

Learn how maple syrup has been made over the years with a trip to the sugarbush. You’ll tap a tree and see the sap boiled into syrup. All-you-can-eat pancake and sausage breakfast afterwards. Registration required.

Learn how maple syrup has been made over the years with a trip to the sugarbush. You’ll tap a tree and see the sap boiled into syrup. All-you-can-eat pancake and sausage breakfast afterwards. Registration required.

Learn how to identify maple trees and the history of sugar making. Enjoy a special treat by the bonfire and see how maple syrup is made. Registration required.

Learn how to identify maple trees and the history of sugar making. Enjoy a special treat by the bonfire and see how maple syrup is made. Registration required.

Learn how Native Americans used natural materials to make makuks—containers to store maple sugar. Registration required.

Tap a maple tree, make a maple-themed craft, learn how sap becomes syrup and round it all off with a syrup taste-test.

Learn the history behind the area’s maple syrup-making by heading out and tapping a tree and melting the sap down. Registration required. Program starts at 10 and 11 a.m. and noon daily.

Learn how maple syrup has been made over the years with a trip to the sugarbush. You’ll tap a tree and see the sap boiled into syrup. All-you-can-eat pancake and sausage breakfast afterwards. Registration required.

Take a guided walk to learn pick a tree, tap it and boil down the sap to make syrup. Taste a sample at the end of the tour. Tours leave every half-hour.

Take a guided walk out to the sugar push to learn how to pick the perfect maple tree to tap. Then watch the tree get tap and visit the sugar shack to watch the sap being turned into syrup. After get a tasty treat. Tours begin every half an hour.

Learn how maple syrup has been made over the years with a trip to the sugarbush. You’ll tap a tree and see the sap boiled into syrup. All-you-can-eat pancake and sausage breakfast afterwards. Registration required.

Learn how maple syrup has been made over the years with a trip to the sugarbush. You’ll tap a tree and see the sap boiled into syrup. All-you-can-eat pancake and sausage breakfast afterwards. Registration required.

This bi-weekly children’s program series focusing on different farming animals or techniques. Includes a story, hands-on-activity and more. For ages 2-6.

Homeschool families can check out maple sugaring by tapping a maple tree and watching the whole process. Will also tour a Native American sugaring camp. Tours begin every hour.

Hear a story, do a craft and do a themed activity for St. Patrick’s Day. For ages 3-5. Registration required.

Learn the history behind the area’s maple syrup-making by heading out and tapping a tree and melting the sap down. Registration required. Program starts at 10 and 11 a.m. and noon daily.

Learn how to identify maple trees and the history of sugar making. Enjoy a special treat by the bonfire and see how maple syrup is made. Registration required.

Learn how maple syrup has been made over the years with a trip to the sugarbush. You’ll tap a tree and see the sap boiled into syrup. All-you-can-eat pancake and sausage breakfast afterwards. Registration required.

Tap a maple tree, make a maple-themed craft, learn how sap becomes syrup and round it all off with a syrup taste-test.

The warm days and freezing nights of March makes the sap flow. Learn how to harvest it and make syrup. French toast sticks end the program. Registration required.

Take a guided walk to learn pick a tree, tap it and boil down the sap to make syrup. Taste a sample at the end of the tour. Tours leave every half-hour.

Take a guided walk out to the sugar push to learn how to pick the perfect maple tree to tap. Then watch the tree get tap and visit the sugar shack to watch the sap being turned into syrup. After get a tasty treat. Tours begin every half an hour.

Learn how maple syrup has been made over the years with a trip to the sugarbush. You’ll tap a tree and see the sap boiled into syrup. All-you-can-eat pancake and sausage breakfast afterwards. Registration required.

Learn how maple syrup has been made over the years with a trip to the sugarbush. You’ll tap a tree and see the sap boiled into syrup. All-you-can-eat pancake and sausage breakfast afterwards. Registration required.

Learn how to identify maple trees and the history of sugar making. Enjoy a special treat by the bonfire and see how maple syrup is made. Registration required.

Learn how to identify maple trees and the history of sugar making. Enjoy a special treat by the bonfire and see how maple syrup is made. Registration required.

Learn how Native Americans used natural materials to make makuks—containers to store maple sugar. Registration required.

Tap a maple tree, make a maple-themed craft, learn how sap becomes syrup and round it all off with a syrup taste-test.

Learn the history behind the area’s maple syrup-making by heading out and tapping a tree and melting the sap down. Registration required. Program starts at 10 and 11 a.m. and noon daily.

Learn how maple syrup has been made over the years with a trip to the sugarbush. You’ll tap a tree and see the sap boiled into syrup. All-you-can-eat pancake and sausage breakfast afterwards. Registration required.

Take a guided walk out to the sugar push to learn how to pick the perfect maple tree to tap. Then watch the tree get tap and visit the sugar shack to watch the sap being turned into syrup. After get a tasty treat. Tours begin every half an hour.

Take a guided walk to learn pick a tree, tap it and boil down the sap to make syrup. Taste a sample at the end of the tour. Tours leave every half-hour.

Learn how maple syrup has been made over the years with a trip to the sugarbush. You’ll tap a tree and see the sap boiled into syrup. All-you-can-eat pancake and sausage breakfast afterwards. Registration required.

Learn how maple syrup has been made over the years with a trip to the sugarbush. You’ll tap a tree and see the sap boiled into syrup. All-you-can-eat pancake and sausage breakfast afterwards. Registration required.

Find all-natural green crafts, a Leprechaun scavenger hunt and more St. Paddy’s fun.

Explore all things green at this fun, indoor program.

Homeschool families can check out maple sugaring by tapping a maple tree and watching the whole process. Will also tour a Native American sugaring camp. Tours begin every hour.

This monthly program discusses a variety of topics related to small-scale farming and crafts. At this event, families can learn how to make maple syrup at home. Ages 8-plus.

Tap a maple tree, make a maple-themed craft, learn how sap becomes syrup and round it all off with a syrup taste-test.

Learn the history behind the area’s maple syrup-making by heading out and tapping a tree and melting the sap down. Registration required. Program starts at 10 and 11 a.m. and noon daily.

Learn how to identify maple trees and the history of sugar making. Enjoy a special treat by the bonfire and see how maple syrup is made. Registration required.

Learn how maple syrup has been made over the years with a trip to the sugarbush. You’ll tap a tree and see the sap boiled into syrup. All-you-can-eat pancake and sausage breakfast afterwards. Registration required.

The warm days and freezing nights of March makes the sap flow. Learn how to harvest it and make syrup. French toast sticks end the program. Registration required.

Take a guided walk out to the sugar push to learn how to pick the perfect maple tree to tap. Then watch the tree get tap and visit the sugar shack to watch the sap being turned into syrup. After get a tasty treat. Tours begin every half an hour.

Take a guided walk to learn pick a tree, tap it and boil down the sap to make syrup. Taste a sample at the end of the tour. Tours leave every half-hour.

Learn how maple syrup has been made over the years with a trip to the sugarbush. You’ll tap a tree and see the sap boiled into syrup. All-you-can-eat pancake and sausage breakfast afterwards. Registration required.

Learn how to identify maple trees and the history of sugar making. Enjoy a special treat by the bonfire and see how maple syrup is made. Registration required.

Learn how maple syrup has been made over the years with a trip to the sugarbush. You’ll tap a tree and see the sap boiled into syrup. All-you-can-eat pancake and sausage breakfast afterwards. Registration required.

Learn how Native Americans used natural materials to make makuks—containers to store maple sugar. Registration required.

Learn how to identify maple trees and the history of sugar making. Enjoy a special treat by the bonfire and see how maple syrup is made. Registration required.

Learn how maple syrup has been made over the years with a trip to the sugarbush. You’ll tap a tree and see the sap boiled into syrup. All-you-can-eat pancake and sausage breakfast afterwards. Registration required.

Learn the history behind the area’s maple syrup-making by heading out and tapping a tree and melting the sap down. Registration required. Program starts at 10 and 11 a.m. and noon daily.

Tap a maple tree, make a maple-themed craft, learn how sap becomes syrup and round it all off with a syrup taste-test.

Take a guided walk out to the sugar push to learn how to pick the perfect maple tree to tap. Then watch the tree get tap and visit the sugar shack to watch the sap being turned into syrup. After get a tasty treat. Tours begin every half an hour.

Learn how maple syrup has been made over the years with a trip to the sugarbush. You’ll tap a tree and see the sap boiled into syrup. All-you-can-eat pancake and sausage breakfast afterwards. Registration required.

Take a guided walk to learn pick a tree, tap it and boil down the sap to make syrup. Taste a sample at the end of the tour. Tours leave every half-hour.

Learn how maple syrup has been made over the years with a trip to the sugarbush. You’ll tap a tree and see the sap boiled into syrup. All-you-can-eat pancake and sausage breakfast afterwards. Registration required.

Learn how maple syrup has been made over the years with a trip to the sugarbush. You’ll tap a tree and see the sap boiled into syrup. All-you-can-eat pancake and sausage breakfast afterwards. Registration required.

Learn how to identify maple trees and the history of sugar making. Enjoy a special treat by the bonfire and see how maple syrup is made. Registration required.

Take a guided walk out to the sugar push to learn how to pick the perfect maple tree to tap. Then watch the tree get tap and visit the sugar shack to watch the sap being turned into syrup. After get a tasty treat. Tours begin every half an hour.