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Dianna Stampfler June 20, 2018October 17, 2018 artist, bicycle, bike ride, color tours, culinary, fall, family friend, farm market, farm to table, farm visit, farmers, foodie, fruit belt, lake michigan, lakeshore harvest country, local, michigan agriculture, michigan cider, michigan wine, pure michigan, studio, summer, u-pick, west michigan

Lakeshore Harvest Country Celebrates Family Friendly Pure Michigan Agri-Tourism Experiences

Nestled along a 30-mile stretch of Michigan’s “Fruit Belt” region lies a collection of orchards, farms and vineyards known as Lakeshore Harvest Country. Taking full advantage of the “lake effect” climate delivered by the Great Lakes and Lake Michigan specifically, this shoreline area is rooted in agricultural and tourism heritage.

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Dianna Stampfler August 15, 2017 autumn, bike ride, color tour, fall, fall tourism, farm, farm market, lake michigan, lakeshore harvest country, michigan agriculture, orchard, pure michigan, u-pick, winery

Lakeshore Harvest Country Hosts 6th Annual Fall Bicycle Tour: Saturday, September 9

Lakeshore Harvest Country is gearing up for its 6th Annual Bicycle Tour on Saturday, September 9 – a leisurely countryside bicycle ride to the fruit farms, wineries and cideries in and around South Haven, Fennville and Saugatuck at the onset of the fall color season.

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Dianna Stampfler August 29, 2016September 7, 2016 apple cider, autumn, corn maze, fall, fall color tours, fall decor, grand rapids farms, holiday shopping, home decor, kent harvest trails, michigan agriculture, petting zoo, pumpkin patch, pure michigan, scarecrow, u-pick, wagon ride

Bushels of Fresh Foods & Family Fun Are Waiting to be Explored Along Kent Harvest Trails

Nearly 20 farms in the Greater Grand Rapids area are participating in the 2016 KENT HARVEST TRAILS, providing families the opportunity to enjoy loads of country fun. Activities and tours begin mid-September and run through the end of October (although farms may actually open sooner and extend their season into early November, weather permitting).