Rolling green pastures, old wooden barns, and stunning views of the blue Adirondack mountains welcome visitors to Shelburne Farms. The farm is a nonprofit organization that strives to educate and implement sustainable farming techniques that inspire others to cultivate a sustainable future for our communities. The farm is open to the general public from mid-May to mid-October and includes walking tours, a children’s farmyard, a bread bakery, and cheesemaking. The farm also serves as an inn and offers many events throughout the year for kids and adults.
Shelburne Farms, a National Historic Landmark, is a 1,400-acre operating farm and forest located in Shelburne, Vermont.
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The grounds are the highlight of this spectacular farm, with tree tunnels and grazing pastures.
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The history of Shelburne Farms dates back to the Abanaki, an indigenous people, who were settled in these lands. Since 1972 Shelburne Farms has been open to the public as a way to share and grow the agricultural community.
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Enjoy a walking tour through the grounds to learn about the history of the farm and to see some breathtaking views of the estate at Shelburne Farms.
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There are also plenty of walking trails to do on your own. This is a nice way to see more of the farm and grounds at your own pace.
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If you are interested in staying at the farm for longer than just an afternoon, spend a night at their highly acclaimed inn and dine at the fabulous restaurant.
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Make sure to go to the farm on a clear and sunny day to see all the beauty and awe of the grounds at Shelburne Farms.
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General admission to the Farm is eight dollars for adults and five dollars for children. If you are a resident of Shelburne, you can enter the farm free of charge. For more information about Shelburne Farms, visit their website
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