2026 Tour de Farms Route and Vendors

Choose from the 37-mile course or the 11-mile family friendly course. This is our second year in Middlebury!

Long Course - 37 Miles

2024 Farm Stops and Local Vendors

Check back as new vendors are added daily!

• Stop 1 @ Golden Russet Farm & Greenhouses (both routes) will offer a vegetable and herb frittata that can be enjoyed alongside gelato from Fairy Tale Farm and granola from Frog Hollow Farmstead.

• Stop 2 @ Rolling Bale Farm will serve maple buttermilk and bread with butter.

• Stop 3 @ Lazy Dog Farm will serve meatballs with their organic beef and Wood’s Market Garden will be serving a Caprese salad with their fresh, peak-season tomatoes.

• Stop 4 @ The Orwell Green with yummy ham, cheese, crackers, and mustard from Dakin Farm, maple syrup tastings from Foxglove Farm, healing shots of Valley Clayplain Forest Farm Black Currant Oxymel, and a chef-prepared treat crafted from products on the ACORN Food Hub Online Market.

• Stop 5 @ Danz Ahn Dairy will serve a watermelon and feta salad, as well as sample their delicious goat cheese in a pairing with Dancing Bee Gardens honey. Mountainside Maple will also be there serving up their famous maple cookies.

• Stop 6 @ Norton's Gallery of Woodcarvings will host Chocolatier Daily Chocolate and Triple H Greenhouse, who will sample crackers, cheese, and jelly.

• Stop 7 @ Champlain Orchards farmstand will sample their fresh apple cider donuts, pastries, and ciders.

• Stop 8 @ Douglas Orchards (both routes) farmstand will offer Champlain Orchards fresh apple cider donuts, pastries, and ciders.

• Stop 9 @ Annual Shoreham Apple Fest (final stop)- riders will enjoy more delicious food, live music, an apple pie contest, a farmers’ market, and children’s activities.

The Route

The 30-mile Tour starts at 8:30 a.m. and the 10-mile Tour starts at 10:00am. They both end at 4:00 p.m. at the Shoreham Green, which is located 42 miles south of Burlington, just off of Route 22A. The terrain includes rolling hills with a mix of paved and dirt roads so a mountain bike or road bike with wide tires is required. Participants will be sharing the road with vehicles. While we recommend the Tour for children over 14 years old, children under 14 should be experienced road riders and must be accompanied by an adult as the roads are not closed to traffic. The views of the Champlain Valley landscape are beautiful and camera-worthy. Riders will be able to purchase products directly from the farms and vendors. ACORN provides a concierge van that brings purchases back to the finish so that riders can make as many purchases as they’d like and not worry about carrying them on their bikes. Please arrive for registration on September 15 between 8:30 - 10 a.m.

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