Various legends exist about the initial discovery of Maple Syrup. Northeasterners learned the art of surgaring from the Native Americans more than 300 years ago. Today, most maple producers have forgone the traditional metal sap bucket in favor of tubing systems to collect sap from their sugar bush. Come see how it all happens at Ma & Pa’s during their annual Maple Syrup Gathering two weekends in March. Horses go out at 12 Noon and 2:00 pm Saturdays and 2:00 pm ONLY on Sundays.
Check with Ma for the dates. Pa hitches up the horses again and takes you deep into the woods through the sugarbush to collect the sweet stuff and brings it back to the sugar shack to demonstrate how it is all done. Then sample some Maple Coffee and Maple Candy and various other maple treats in the log cabin. There is no charge for the tour and small buckets are provided for the children. The sweetest season of the year at Ma & Pa’s! To find out more information about the maple tours please call the store at: (440) 548-5521
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