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Discover the Morse Farm Maple Sugarworks Tour in Vermont

Located in Montpelier, Vermont, the Morse Farm Maple Sugarworks Tour offers visitors a classic Vermont maple sugaring experience. Guests explore the sugarhouse where maple sap is transformed into syrup, learn how traditional and modern sugaring methods work, and enjoy tastings of pure Vermont maple syrup. The tour highlights the agricultural traditions that have made Vermont the leading maple syrup producer in the United States.

Why it’s special: Morse Farm is a family-run maple sugarhouse with more than 200 years of sugaring history, combining authentic maple production with one of Vermont’s most popular maple tasting experiences.

History & Story of Morse Farm Maple Sugarworks

The Morse family began producing maple syrup in 1795, making the farm one of Vermont’s oldest continuously operating maple producers. For generations, the Morse family has tapped sugar maple trees on the surrounding hillsides and boiled the sap in traditional sugarhouses.

Over time, Morse Farm grew into a destination where visitors can experience maple sugaring firsthand. Today the farm continues producing pure Vermont maple syrup while welcoming visitors interested in learning about this iconic regional tradition.

What You’ll See & Do on the Morse Farm Maple Sugarworks Tour

• Learn how maple trees are tapped to collect sap in early spring
• Watch demonstrations showing how sap is boiled into maple syrup
• Discover the difference between maple syrup grades and flavors
• Explore displays explaining Vermont’s maple sugaring traditions
• Enjoy tastings of maple syrup, maple candy, and other maple products

Hands-On Elements: Visitors can sample multiple grades of Vermont maple syrup and maple confections.

Photo/Video Policy: Photography is permitted throughout the sugarhouse and outdoor farm areas.

Souvenirs & Extras: Maple syrup, maple candy, maple cream, and Vermont specialty foods available in the farm shop.

Pricing of the Morse Farm Maple Sugarworks Tour

Adult price: $0 per adult (free)

Complimentary maple syrup tastings are typically included with visits.

Visiting information for Morse Farm Maple Sugarworks Tour

Duration: Approximately 30 minutes
Age limits: All ages welcome
Accessibility: Visitor center and shop are wheelchair accessible
Working Hours: Monday–Sunday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Visitors can explore the sugarhouse exhibits and enjoy tastings during open hours.

Nearby attractions to Morse Farm Maple Sugarworks Tour

• Vermont State House
• Hubbard Park Tower
• Vermont History Museum

FAQs About Visiting the Morse Farm Maple Sugarworks Tour

When is maple syrup season in Vermont?
The maple sugaring season typically runs from late February through early April when sap begins flowing from sugar maple trees.

Can visitors taste maple syrup during the tour?
Yes. The farm offers tastings of different maple syrup grades and maple treats.

Is Morse Farm still a working sugarhouse?
Yes. Morse Farm continues to produce maple syrup using both traditional and modern techniques.

What grades of maple syrup are produced here?
Visitors can learn about the different grades of syrup, which vary in color and flavor depending on the time of the season.

Is the farm close to downtown Montpelier?
Yes. Morse Farm is located just a few miles outside Montpelier and can be reached in about a 10-minute drive.