Jars of maple syrup in warm hues on a windowsill, snowy trees outside.

Lower Connecticut River Valley Maple Open House Weekend Tour

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Maple Open House Weekend Only Tour

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Lower Connecticut River Valley

From north to south, Vermont’s Lower Connecticut River Valley blends past and present. The journey begins in Windsor, where the Republic of Vermont was born on a stormy night in 1777. Farther south, Springfield and Bellows Falls reflect the region’s industrial heritage, once thriving centers of 19th-century manufacturing. By the time you reach Brattleboro, the pace shifts to a creative, forward-looking energy. Today, this artsy hub anchors a region defined by both modern spirit and the enduring beauty of the river valley it calls home.

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Black and white photo of a syrup evaporator in a rustic wooden building.
Stop 1

Harlow Family Farm - Putney

802 - 387-5832    
556 Bellows Falls Rd, Putney, VT 05346

9am - 5pm    

Sugarhouse Boiling demonstrations; serving Waffles, Sugar-on-snow; Maple hot dogs, Maple creemees and Vermont gifts.    

Directions: North on I-91, Exit 4 turn left go 3 miles north.  South on I-91, Exit 4 turn right go 3 miles north    

Various maple syrup bottles and jugs arranged together.
Stop 2

Robb Family Farm -Brattleboro

827 Ames Hill Road, Brattleboro    VT  05301    

Saturday 10 to 4
Sunday 10 to 3    

Syrup sampling, homemade doughnuts with maple cream, yummy maple cookies, watching boiling up close (contingent on cooperation of the weather), gift shop where maple products will be sold.    

Directions: Exit 2 off I-91, take a right W, go 1.4 mi left onto Greenleaf St., In 1/2 mi Greenleaf turns into Hinesburg Road (no turn), go 1/2 mi and at stop sign go straight onto Ames Hill Rd., go 2 mi up Ames Hill, sugarhouse is on the left.  OR you can follow the signs!