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Tree Tapping

February 28, 2026 from 11:00am to 3:30pm

Time: Morning Session 11am-12:30pm and Afternoon Session 2pm-3:30pm
Date: Saturday, February 28th
Location: Covenant Farm, located in Sawyer (exact address provided after registration) 

Space is limited and registration is required. 
To register, email Grace at gball@chikamingopenlands. Include which session you'd like to attend and how many people are in your party. Parking at this site is limited, please carpool if you can!


Explore the process of turning sap into syrup as you take a tour of Covenant Farm, a gorgeous 70-acre wooded property protected by Chikaming Open Lands through a conservation easement. Learn all about extracting sap and visit the farm's "sugar shack" to see how it's boiled down to make a deliciously sweet maple syrup.

This program takes place outside over uneven terrain. This program is open to all ages but requires about 45 minutes to 1 hour of walking.