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🚜 A free LiveStalks Local feature

Give folks one good reason
to drive out to your stand.

A Farm Stand Trail teams you up with the farms down the road into one hand-drawn route — and a stamp-passport event that sends customers to every stand on it. Free to build, yours to run.

Live demo · sample trail

This is what your customers see

A hand-drawn map with your stand on it — live on every member’s page and at livestalkslocal.com.

Acton HillsThe BerwicksSalmon Falls ≈ 3 mi ≈ 10 mi ≈ 16 mi ≈ 8 mi Kelley Orchards Pick-your-own peaches, apples & pumpkins. Blueberry Hill Farm Buckets of high-bush blueberries all August. Kelley Orchards 1 Blueberry Hill Farm 2 McDougal Orchards 3 Wild Winds Farm 4 Riverside Farm Stand 5 SUPPORT LOCAL SHOP SMALL EAT FRESH The Apple Country Trail Five family stands · Acton to North Berwick, Maine N The Trail Key a farm stand one good drive · 37 mi

And a passport they carry

Print it, collect a stamp at each stand, turn it in to win. You pick the window — open year-round, a single day, a weekend, or a whole week.

🚜 Farm Stand Trail

The Apple Country Trail

~ Trail Passport ~

Acton · Springvale · The Berwicks, Maine

support local · shop small · eat fresh
Weekend trail Columbus Day Weekend · Oct 11–13 Sat–Mon, 10am–4pm

How it works

  1. Visit all 5 stands on The Apple Country Trail and collect a stamp at each one.
  2. Buy something at the stand to earn that stamp — every purchase supports a family farm.
  3. Get every stamp, then turn your passport in at your last stop.
  4. Everyone who completes the trail is entered to win a basket of local goods from the farms on the trail.
1
STAMP
Kelley Orchards Acton, ME date visited ____ / ____
2
STAMP
Blueberry Hill Farm Acton, ME date visited ____ / ____
3
STAMP
McDougal Orchards Springvale, ME date visited ____ / ____
4
STAMP
Wild Winds Farm Berwick, ME date visited ____ / ____
5
STAMP
Riverside Farm Stand North Berwick, ME date visited ____ / ____

Trail complete? Tear here & leave this with your last stand.

Name Phone Email

Winners are drawn once every passport is in. Good luck — and thanks for driving local. ♥

Collect all 5 stamps to win a basket of local goods from the farms on the trail. Find every stand & start your trail at livestalkslocal.com/trails

🖨 Generated automatically for every trail — print a stack for your stand.

Why farms run a trail

More cars in your driveway

A trail gives locals a reason to make a day of it — and visit every stand on the route, yours included.

Neighbors, not competitors

Team up with the farms down the road. Their regulars meet you; your regulars meet them.

Free co-marketing

Every stand shares one map. You get on it — and on every member’s page — for nothing.

You pick the event

Run your trail a single day, a weekend, a whole week — or leave it open year-round.

A passport that brings them back

The stamp-and-win passport turns a one-stand stop into a five-stand afternoon.

A badge on your storefront

The “we’re on the Trail” badge appears on your LiveStalks Local page automatically.

Hand-drawn, not a pin on Google

A real illustrated map with your barn on it — shared at livestalkslocal.com.

Free to build

It’s a built-in feature for any LiveStalks Local farm. No add-on, no fee.

…and a “we’re on the Trail” badge lands on your storefront automatically:

Look what’s growing — we’re on the Seacoast Sampler Trail

5 farm stands, one good drive. Make a day of it.

Three Maples Farm Sunny Bend Orchard Saltmarsh Stand Hen & Hollow Brookline Berry Barn

Stops on the trail

  • Three Maples Farm · Lee, NH (you)
  • Sunny Bend Orchard · Barrington, NH
  • Saltmarsh Stand · Greenland, NH
  • Hen & Hollow · Stratham, NH
  • Brookline Berry Barn · Newmarket, NH

One trail, the whole package

Build it once, and a trail hands you four things to use — and they travel on their own.

An illustrated map

Hand-drawn, with your barn on it — live on every member’s page and at livestalkslocal.com.

A printable passport

Stamp-and-win, ready to print and hand out at your stand.

A public trail page

A real link of your own to point customers at — share it anywhere.

A storefront badge

“We’re on the Trail” lands on your LiveStalks Local page — and links right back to the map.

…and it brings new faces to your stand

  • Neighbors, not competitors. Each stand’s regulars become every stand’s regulars.
  • A reason to make a day of it. One mapped route turns a single errand into a five-stand afternoon.
  • They come back for the stamps. The passport pulls people down the whole route — and back again.
  • It spreads by word of mouth. Share the trail link, hand out passports, let the badge do the rest — no ad spend.

Build your trail in six steps

  1. Start a trail

    From your dashboard, open the Trails tab and tap “start a trail.” Name it, pick a region, add a line about what makes the drive worth it. Your stand is the first pin.

  2. Invite nearby stands

    Search for the farms down the road and invite the ones you’d like on the route. The invite lands in their dashboard — they don’t lift a finger in yours.

  3. They tap “Approve & Join”

    Each invited farm joins with one button (or politely declines — that just drops them and the trail carries on).

  4. Build it in private

    While stands decide, the trail is a private preview — only you and the invited farms see the map. Nothing’s public yet.

  5. It goes live on its own

    Once invites are answered and at least two stands have joined, the trail flips live — the map, the passport and the badge all appear automatically.

  6. Run your event

    Print passports for your stand, set your window, and watch customers work their way down the route — collecting a stamp at every stop.

Put your stand on the map.

Open a free FarmStand,
then build your trail.

A free FarmStand on LiveStalks Local is all it takes — set it up in an afternoon, then invite the farms down the road and start your first trail.

Free feature · No add-on cost · Invite as many neighbors as you like