After studying up on apples, pick some at Feil Pioneer Orchards 5 miles north on US 97. They sell 150 varieties. – Green Guide Editor
Along this scenic drive you can pick apples, taste wine, and shop for locally made lavender lotions and apaca knits. – Green Guide Editor
Take the Trail of Ten Falls, a 7mi loop along Silver Creek that takes you through deep forest to spectacular waterfalls. – Green Guide Editor
Don’t miss the Climatron or the Japanese Garden, the largest in the US. The annual Best of MO Market is worth a trip. – Green Guide Editor
Head to Escarpment Lookout or Summit Peak. From the beach, slopes covered in dense, bristly forest resemble porcupines. – Green Guide Editor
The South Rim trail is tough, so less sporting types may do the flatter Gorge Trail or simply park near Falls Overlook. – Green Guide Editor
Crowds came for the pumpkin patch or apple picking, but stayed for the music and great cider doughnuts. – Green Guide Editor
Don’t be shy: talk to interpreters & join hands-on activities like apple picking, shearing sheep, or 18th century games. – Green Guide Editor
On Saturdays from September through December, you can watch as apples are pressed into cider, then taste it. – Green Guide Editor
This corn maze could take you up to two hours. Your ticket also gets you free admission to the kids’ play areas. – Green Guide Editor
