The West Virginia Farmstand Trail is a statewide, all-day celebration of local farms, farmstands and small agricultural businesses on Saturday, Oct. 24. Visitors choose their own route and stop at as many participating farmstands as they like, each with its own mix of locally grown, baked, raised or made goods.
A participating farm’s post describes a passport for the trail: pick one up at a participating stop, collect a sticker at each farmstand, and five stamps enter you in a drawing for prize baskets, including a grand prize.
Upshur County stops (from the Northeast Region flyer)
- Second Chance Homestead, 8 Popular Street, Buckhannon
- Oak Meadows Farm LLC, 94 Bevins Drive, Buckhannon
- Second Rising Bakery, 39 Hampton Heights Drive, Buckhannon
- Jessee’s Jams & Jelly’s, 29 Hampton Heights Drive, Buckhannon
- Sherry’s Culinary Delights Farmstand, 1495 Brushy Fork Road, Buckhannon
- Flour Power Bakery, 24 Meadow Street, Buckhannon
- Taste And Sea, 1375 Selbyville Road, Rock Cave
- Red Knob Sweet Shack, 163 Red Knob Road, Buckhannon
- Perry’s Pastries, 615 Beechtown Road, French Creek
- Wreath & Mantle, 67 Coleman Place, Buckhannon
The Northeast Region also includes stops in Barbour, Berkeley, Hampshire, Harrison, Jefferson, Lewis, Marion, Mineral, Monongalia, Pendleton, Preston, Randolph and Taylor counties.