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Your group (up to 10 persons) will learn the process of making maple syrup. I will guide you through a tasting of the different syrup grades and explain how to grade and bottle maple syrup. We will then try some sugar on snow which you will never forget! Maple sap runs when the days are above 38 degrees and the nights are below freezing. If the sap is not running or we don't have sap in storage, I will boil water (sap is 97% water) for the class. If the dates that we have listed don't work for your time frame, just send me an email and I can see if we can find another time for your true Vermont maple experience. We produce our syrup in an artisan way and you will be able to see this when you sample our maple products. We will have a maximum of 10 people, the sugar house is small, and we are not a giant production house that does thousand of gallons per year. Children under 5 are free. We at most make 60 gallons, most of which I bottle in my handblown glass! Other things to note: Part of the experience will be outside to see how sap flows from the tree into lines hung on maple trees. Inside the sugar house, we'll have the evaporator boiling (sap in season water when not in season). We do not have any toilet facilities- except in the wood! So please plan ahead.

We are Liberty Hill Farm, in Rochester, Vermont! Tours run Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays at 9 am. Our farm tours are scheduled to coincide with daily chores to allow guests the opportunity to experience daily farm life. Guests will be able to watch the cow milking process and even try their hand at milking! From there, we will explain the journey from cow to milk jug. Guests will learn about the different ages and stages of the dairy cow, from birth through adulthood. We will meet, pet, and even feed baby calves, explore the barns, and meet kitties. Every tour is adjusted to meet the needs and interests of our guests. We encourage our guests to participate hands-on, and encourage questions and ideas! We simply love to share our love of farming and our animals with others! ***All proceeds from our farm tours go directly to our nonprofit organization, Liberty Hill Center for Agricultural Education. *** Other things to note: I only book about a month in advance, so if your preferred date does not appear, check back! Tours will be held rain or shine! I only cancel if temperatures are below zero, so please plan accordingly! It is up to the guest to check weather reports. No refunds will be given for guests canceling the morning of the tours for weather-related issues. We love all animals, but cannot host guests’ pets, for the safety and well-being of our animals!

Want to try your hand at glassblowing? It is exciting! Make a flower with a curly stem, flower funnel or a straight stemt or an ornament with our help. You'll experience first hand the thrill of working with molten glass and will create a unique work of art from start to finish. I will start with an overview of the glass studio and the glassmaking process and give you an actual demonstration on how to make the item you've selected. You’ll roll the glass in the color(s) of your choice, blow into the pipe, and help shape the piece. After an overnight controlled cooling process, you walk away the next day with your own, one-of-a-kind creation or we can arrange shipping for a small additional cost. Other things to note This experience is open to any one from the age of 8+ If the times available do not match your travel plans let us know to see if we can accommodate you a different day.

Learn from a Master Potter how to "throw" pots on the potters wheel. This one and a half hour class will take you from a ball of clay to forming a cup, bowl or some other creation that only you could do! You will learn the basic techniques needed to center the clay and form a pot. Most guests are able to try 3-4 pieces of clay during the experience. This gives you a good feel for working on the potters wheel. It's fun, it's mesmerizing and something you will remember for a lifetime. Other things to note: The experience is getting to understand working on the potters wheel. Unfortunately, you will not be able to take any pieces s home with you. Making a ceramic pot is a multi-step process and the throwing part is only the first step of four that is spread out over a few weeks. A good attitude, the ability to use both hands and sit on a low stool is required.

Join the herd and Ellen, an equine assisted wellness coach. Learn more about this highly sensitive and emotionally intelligent animal as we meet them with heart felt intention. As in all relationships this is about respect and resonance, therefore we honor the horse's choice to be touched or petted if they are not comfortable or receptive. We will begin with some mindful practices to ground us, center us and prepare us to connect with the horse's sensitive energy field. Powerful and effective skills for our lives in an extreme world ! Private bookings are available for individuals, couples,and small groups to keep it personable. If bringing children, it is helpful to know what age to plan for. The material is geared towards adults but children can still benefit. Request a day and time that works for you and we will do our best to accommodate you. Other things to note: Please dress for outdoor temperatures. Individual comfort level is respected for level of equine participation.

Your group (up to 10 persons) will learn the process of making maple syrup. I will guide you through a tasting of the different syrup grades and explain how to grade and bottle maple syrup. We will then try some sugar on snow which you will never forget! Maple sap runs when the days are above 38 degrees and the nights are below freezing. If the sap is not running or we don't have sap in storage, I will boil water (sap is 97% water) for the class. If the dates that we have listed don't work for your time frame, just send me an email and I can see if we can find another time for your true Vermont maple experience. We produce our syrup in an artisan way and you will be able to see this when you sample our maple products. We will have a maximum of 10 people, the sugar house is small, and we are not a giant production house that does thousand of gallons per year. Children under 5 are free. We at most make 60 gallons, most of which I bottle in my handblown glass! Other things to note: Part of the experience will be outside to see how sap flows from the tree into lines hung on maple trees. Inside the sugar house, we'll have the evaporator boiling (sap in season water when not in season). We do not have any toilet facilities- except in the wood! So please plan ahead.

Our day begins at 8:30am when we will meet at the Carinthia base lodge of Mount Snow, VT. We'll discuss the snow report, lift/trail statuses, and weather expectations for the day. If rentals are needed I will accompany you to the rental shop and help facilitate that process. At 9:00am we'll take the NitroExpress chair to mid-mountain and a leisurely warm up run down DeerRun (beginner terrain) to the MainBase. Once there we'll ride up the CanyonExpress chair and access a very wide, lesson-friendly intermediate slope called Snowdance. Here, I'll take the 1st in a series of videos of you skiing which will provide the foundation for a movement analysis review, drills and tips. I'll perform on-hill demonstrations and guide you through these as we continue throughout the day. We'll circle around to the NorthFace via RiverRun and take the Challenger chair to the SummitLodge for a mid-morning break. (coffee, tea or hot chocolate on me!) After we're warmed up, we'll decend over to the SunbrookArea via the CloudNine trail for more practice. By 12:30 we'll be back to the CarinthiaLodge for lunch. At 1:30 we'll once again make our way to the MainFace, explore, ski and practice on intermediate terrain. We return by 4:00 to discuss the day's progress and review before-after videos. I'll provide self practice and a skill development plans for progressing to the next level of ski adventures!

Linda e Ted ti accoglieranno con un caloroso benvenuto nel loro rifugio in cima alla montagna, che, ovunque guardi, ha una vista mozzafiato o una pittoresca vignetta di stagno o fienile. Lo chef pluripremiato Ted ti presenterà il tema generale del corso e poi seguirà un corso pratico sulla pasta fatta in cui imparerai a preparare da ravioli, tortellini e fettuccine utilizzando principalmente ingredienti biologici e regionali provenienti da fattorie vicine. Preparerai anche due ripieni, funghi e gamberetti, due salse, pomodoro fresco e Alfredo, oltre a un brodo di tartufo. Si tratta di una lezione di tre ore con ricette incluse. Lo chef Ted parlerà anche della storia dei piatti e degli ingredienti. Su misura del tuo livello di competenza, questa è un'opportunità per perfezionare le tue abilità culinarie con un'esperienza e un'istruzione personalizzate, quindi rimboccati le maniche e vieni a scorticarti con noi in questa odissea culinaria del Vermont! NOTE: BYOB Per favore porta un cambio di scarpe. Capelli lunghi legati o alla schiena. Contattaci per modificare la data, l'ora o la lezione. Per quanto riguarda l'emergenza COVID-19: rispetteremo il Vermont Forward sito web statale. INVERNO: se non hai un veicolo adatto per risalire la nostra collina, possiamo venirti a prendere alla base.

Ride with an Olympic medalist! Join Olympic bronze medalist and Multi-time US National Champion Georgia Gould for a bike ride. Find out why after traveling and riding her bike all over the world, she decided to call East Burke home. (Spoiler alert- it's the amazing roads and trails!). Don't worry about bringing a map- Georgia will custom tailor a route that fits your ability and riding style. Enjoy scenic mountain views, ride along working dairy farms and quaint farmhouses as you experience some of the best riding in the country. Find our what it was like to go to the Olympics, get insider tips to improve your riding and/or racing, and just enjoy a beautiful ride with someone passionate about cycling and the outdoors. Choose from gravel, road, mountain bike or fat bike (winter) riding.

We will be meeting at a boat launch on Lake Morey in Fairlee, VT. We will first make sure you are outfitted with the proper equipment. Our fleet consists of single person kayaks as well as tandem, equipped with fish finders, fishing rods, bait, and tackle. We start with training on water safety, paddling instruction, and kayak fishing technique and etiquette. We will be targeting local fish species, different fish bite at different times of the day, as well as during different weather and light conditions. Target fish include: Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Rock Bass, Bluegill, Yellow Perch, and Pike. For more details on fish species, click here - https://vtfishandwildlife.com/fish/fishing-opportunities/sportfish-of-vermont As the sun moves to the other side of the sky, we will spend the afternoon fishing the shade opposite of the bank we spent the morning on . There will be plenty of time to take photos and video, if you wish. And we will keep an eye out for the bald eagle flyover that we usually get on this lake. Other things to note Mike is fully certified in Wilderness First Response, as well as Swiftwater Rescue. Most of the Lake has signs of civilization on all sides, we won't be too far from the safety of home most of the day.

We are Liberty Hill Farm, in Rochester, Vermont! Tours run Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays at 9 am. Our farm tours are scheduled to coincide with daily chores to allow guests the opportunity to experience daily farm life. Guests will be able to watch the cow milking process and even try their hand at milking! From there, we will explain the journey from cow to milk jug. Guests will learn about the different ages and stages of the dairy cow, from birth through adulthood. We will meet, pet, and even feed baby calves, explore the barns, and meet kitties. Every tour is adjusted to meet the needs and interests of our guests. We encourage our guests to participate hands-on, and encourage questions and ideas! We simply love to share our love of farming and our animals with others! ***All proceeds from our farm tours go directly to our nonprofit organization, Liberty Hill Center for Agricultural Education. *** Other things to note: I only book about a month in advance, so if your preferred date does not appear, check back! Tours will be held rain or shine! I only cancel if temperatures are below zero, so please plan accordingly! It is up to the guest to check weather reports. No refunds will be given for guests canceling the morning of the tours for weather-related issues. We love all animals, but cannot host guests’ pets, for the safety and well-being of our animals!

At River Ridge Farm we LOVE our pigs! There are three resident pigs we are keeping as pets. Harold, Mama and Wilbur are sweet medium sized pigs whose breeds are known for being very social and friendly. Guests will enjoy watching their keen senses and rooting skills go to work, then we will be free to enter the pen and give back scratches and belly rubs as well as learn about upkeep of the pigs and their fellow farm friends. This event takes up to 30 minutes and is located close to wonderful restaurants or hiking spots for an easy way to “make a day of it!” :) If farm hopping is your goal, there is also a llama farm that offers hiking with llama companions in addition to a horse farm that gives tourism trail rides on their big draft horses. Ask Diana to help with any arrangements or recommendations to fully enjoy this gorgeous part of the Green Mountains!

To save you some money, please book as a private group, not as an individual! The cost, $75, will cover up to three people. For 4, 5, or 6 people, it costs $150. For 7, 8 , or 9 people, it costs $225. Geared toward visitors and locals alike! Join us for an hour of goat snuggling! We have plenty of Nigerian Dwarf Goat circus hopefuls who want to meet you, jump all over you, and chew on your hair! No better way to start your Sunday, guaranteed. Only available for a limited time!

•Reduce Stress •Build Confidence •Improve Focus •Enhance Immunity •Connect •Expand Discover yourself in nature! Slow down during this guided experience outdoors. Engage all your senses and learn to inhabit outdoor spaces rather than move through or upon them. Reconnect with your inner wild and your wild kin and belong! These are gentle hikes lasting approximately 90 minutes that include embodiment, breath work, and thoughtfully guided mindful experiences intended to connect and commune with the more-than-human world. Participants should be dressed for the weather and consider wearing layers to modulate body temperature between times of stillness and times of activity. Depending on the season, be prepared for pests and sun exposure. Bring a filled water bottle!

Want to try your hand at glassblowing? It is exciting! Make a flower with a curly stem, flower funnel or a straight stemt or an ornament with our help. You'll experience first hand the thrill of working with molten glass and will create a unique work of art from start to finish. I will start with an overview of the glass studio and the glassmaking process and give you an actual demonstration on how to make the item you've selected. You’ll roll the glass in the color(s) of your choice, blow into the pipe, and help shape the piece. After an overnight controlled cooling process, you walk away the next day with your own, one-of-a-kind creation or we can arrange shipping for a small additional cost. Other things to note This experience is open to any one from the age of 8+ If the times available do not match your travel plans let us know to see if we can accommodate you a different day.

Connecticut River Canoe Trips, we will provide guides, boats, safety gear, a shore snack and photo package for a 4-6 hour river adventure on the upper Connecticut River. You will simply meet us at the state fishing access on Spectacle Pond in Brighton, Vermont at 10 am with appropriate clothing and Gibbs Guides provides the rest. There are typically 3 or 4 basic short class 1 rapids that we will teach you to safely navigate and lead you through. Appropriate training will be provided on the flatter sections of the paddle. We will exit the river around 230 pm and arrive back at the parking area approx 315 pm. Other things to note We can customize any portion of your trip and for any number of guests. Wear weather appropriate clothing based on temps.

Learn from a Master Potter how to "throw" pots on the potters wheel. This one and a half hour class will take you from a ball of clay to forming a cup, bowl or some other creation that only you could do! You will learn the basic techniques needed to center the clay and form a pot. Most guests are able to try 3-4 pieces of clay during the experience. This gives you a good feel for working on the potters wheel. It's fun, it's mesmerizing and something you will remember for a lifetime. Other things to note: The experience is getting to understand working on the potters wheel. Unfortunately, you will not be able to take any pieces s home with you. Making a ceramic pot is a multi-step process and the throwing part is only the first step of four that is spread out over a few weeks. A good attitude, the ability to use both hands and sit on a low stool is required.

Join the herd and Ellen, an equine assisted wellness coach. Learn more about this highly sensitive and emotionally intelligent animal as we meet them with heart felt intention. As in all relationships this is about respect and resonance, therefore we honor the horse's choice to be touched or petted if they are not comfortable or receptive. We will begin with some mindful practices to ground us, center us and prepare us to connect with the horse's sensitive energy field. Powerful and effective skills for our lives in an extreme world ! Private bookings are available for individuals, couples,and small groups to keep it personable. If bringing children, it is helpful to know what age to plan for. The material is geared towards adults but children can still benefit. Request a day and time that works for you and we will do our best to accommodate you. Other things to note: Please dress for outdoor temperatures. Individual comfort level is respected for level of equine participation.

We'll meet and go over the basics of fly casting and some basic fishing technique, fly selection and equipment, as well as some basic fishing ethics, then travel to one of several area locations very close by to perfect these techniques on the water. We will use real life practice to help you bring out the most of your fishing skills in one lesson. Other things to note Feel free to contact me for tweaking of schedule times, I try to be flexible!

We will begin by learning about Shetland sheep, their management, what a ruminant is and other facts specific to the Shetland breed of sheep. I will talk with guests about why we are breeding the sheep we have and what it means for them to be on the Livestock Conservancy's list of recovering breeds and why it is important to continue smart farming practices to conserve breeds that are important to diverse agriculture. Once guests have had their fill of sheep snuggles, I'll talk about the benefits of wool and demonstrate different processing techniques to show guests how the wool goes from fluff to useable yarn and fabric. Guests will have the opportunity to dive in and try their hands at wool carding, spinning and knitting with guided instruction. My hope is that guests will leave with a better understanding of the importance of conserving rare agricultural animal breeds, how their conscious choices while shopping for products can make a huge difference in animals lives, small farmers lives, their communities and the environment. Our goal is to take care of our environment while promoting rare agricultural animal breeds and educate others about the importance of taking care of the land, the animals and each other. Our educational experience packs tons of information and instruction into just an hour long mini class.