These 16 Charming Apple Orchards In Vermont Are Great For A Fall Day
Fall has arrived and the leaves are turning throughout the great state of Vermont. One of the quintessential things we love to do on fall days is to head to our favorite orchard for some good old fashioned apple picking. You’ll have delicious apples picked off the tree to make all kinds of tasty treats, but more importantly, you’ll have memories that last a lifetime. Wondering where to pick apples in Vermont? These are the 16 best apple orchards in Vermont for a fall day.
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When the skies are blue in South Hero, it's a perfect day for apple picking in Vermont. Apples, cider donuts, cider, vegetables, pumpkins, bakery and much more at this charming stop. Address: 86 South Street, South Hero, VT, 05486.
Grab a wagon and fill it up with fresh and delicious apples. The kids love the special dwarf trees that are easy to pick for the little ones. Address: 2409 West Street, Brookfield, VT, 05036.
This picture perfect apple orchard has over 70 varieties as well as a cider mill. You'll also find delicious squash, pumpkins and corn at the Happy Valley Orchard. Address: 217 Quarry Road, Middlebury, VT, 05753.
This little orchard with big views gets picked out pretty quickly so check the website before heading over. Bring your camera! Address: 2615 Mad Tom Road, East Dorset, VT, 05253.
Making this orchard a little sweeter are the cider, honey, apple cider doughnuts and VT maple syrup. Address: 499 Kendall Road, Enosburg Falls, VT, 05450.
You can pick you own or grab a bag of pre-picked apples at Sadie's. Enjoy the 22 varieties of fall apples but note that they are open weekends only! Address: 5775 Georgia Shore Road, Georgia, VT, 05478.
One of the most picturesque orchards in all of Vermont, Shelburne Orchards is packed with pleasure. Lots of picking, wagon rides and a great farm stand with piles of pumpkins make it as beautiful as it is delicious. Address: 216 Orchard Road, Shelburne, VT, 05482.
Pick your own strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, peaches and apples are available at Wellwood. There is also a country store with Vermont products and a great little petting zoo! Apple picking in Vermont has never been sweeter. Address: 529 Wellwood Orchard Road, Springfield, VT, 05156.
Sunrise sells wholesale apples and direct-to-store deliveries, but this picture was so amazing we had to include it here. Address: 1287 North Bingham Street, Cornwall, VT, 05753.
This pick your own orchard in Southern Vermont has apples, blueberries, peaches, pumpkins, and more. Don't miss the cider jelly! Address: 130 West Hill Road, Putney, VT, 05346.
Adams Orchards specialized in local produce, specialty food products, flowers, pies, crafts and even apple cider slushies. They are open daily and the pick your own apple orchard is open until mid-October. Address: 986 Old Stage Road, Williston, VT, 05495.
Can't decide which is your favorite? Pick a few of each! Here you'll find McIntosh, Cortland, Empire, Northern Spy, Macoun, Honeycrisp and other apples, along with fresh cider, pies, and their very own maple syrup. Address: 283 Cabot Plains Road, Cabot, VT, 05647.
The Connecticut Valley Orchard was established in 1912 and boasts all the staples of a New England apple orchard. Address: 90 Higgins Hill Road, Putney, VT, 05346.
This ecologically managed orchard offers 107 varieties of apples, peaches, pears, plums, nectarines, berries, cherries, all available for pick your own. To round out your experience, grab some cider, pies and other products along with local dry goods in the farm market. Address: 3597 VT-74, Shoreham, VT, 05770.
Mums and pumpkins and cider - oh my! The pick your own apples are available every day and boy are they good! Address: 150 Chapin Road, Essex Junction, VT, 05452.
Where are your favorite places to go apple picking in Vermont? Share your thoughts in the comments!
Vermont is full of exquisite apple orchards. Hackett’s Orchard, located in South Hero, is known for its charming views and delicious apple cider donuts. Venture to Shelburne Orchards for an exciting hay ride through the apple trees. For the best apple cider jelly around, go to Green Mountain Orchards in Putney, Vermont. No matter which orchard to visit, you’re certain to have an incredible adventure.
When is the best time to visit an apple orchard in Vermont?
Vermont apples are ripe from late August until the end of October, so these are the best months to visit one of the state’s amazing apple orchards. Many places also feature exciting fall events like harvest festivals and corn mazes. There’s a reason why apple picking is considered a quintessential autumn event! Bring your whole family and have a ball.
What are the best farms to visit in fall in Vermont?
Sugarbush Farm, located in Woodstock, is a lovely place to visit during fall. This 500-acre farm has been in the family for three generations, and they make the most delicious maple syrup you’ve ever tasted. In addition to the spectacular views, Sugarbush Farm has an adorable petting zoo. It’s the perfect day trip destination! For more sweets, head to Morse Farm Maple Sugarworks. Fall is the perfect time to visit and explore their peaceful nature walk. The fall foliage is breathtaking this time of year.
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