2026 Pick-Your-Own ​Apples   

Pick-Your-Own apples in one of the oldest and most scenic apple orchards in New England.  While taking your pick of a large variety of apples, you can also take in a breathtaking view of the surrounding towns.

Helpful Tips for a Fun Day!

Here are some things to know when heading into the orchard!

• As of October 1, we are picking Cortlands, McIntosh, and Macouns in our main orchard.
  • Cortlands are great eating apples, but also fantastic for baking things like pies because they hold their shape!
  • McIntosh are great eating apples, and are good for things like apple sauce because they cook down.
  • Macouns are awesome eating apples, a favorite of many guests of the orchard.
• Where we are picking.
  • We are picking in our main orchard across the street for the Country Store. When you enter the gate either go straight up to the top or head to the left. The hike to the top is beautiful, but if you need a gentler experience, head to the left and enjoy the flat part of the orchard, which affords a nicer, easier ascend that may be more approachable for some.
• Our apple trees are color-coded with ribbon. Here's how to find your favorites:
  • Cortlands are ORANGE
  • Macouns are LIME GREEN
  • McIntosh have no tags becaues they are everywhere!
  • Spartan are YELLOW
  • Empires are RED
  • Red Delicious are HOT PINK
  • Spencer are BLUE
  • Rome are RED & WHITE
  • Crispin are ORANGE
  • Ida Red are HOT PINK
  • Fuji are PURPLE
  • Baldwin are ORANGE & WHITE
  • Northern Spy have no tags 
  • Blushing Gold are YELLOW

Varieties Available for Public Picking:

September

September 5
McIntosh

September 10
Cortland

September 25
Spartan, Empire & Macoun

October

October 5
Baldwin, Red Delicious & Spencer

October 10
Golden Delicious, Rome, Crispin, Ida Red, Jonagold & Jonathan, Blushing Gold

October 25
Fuji

Pumpkin Patch
Starts the Third Weekend in September
Closed for the Season

Starting the third weekend in September, it runs from 
11:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. Saturday, Sunday and on Columbus Day.

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Tips for a Great Pick-Your-Own Outing