Panhandle Farm Corridor – Fall Farm Tour

Agritourism on this Trail

Taste, Explore, and Connect with North Idaho’s Local Farms

Welcome from the Panhandle Farm Corridor, a network of vibrant local farms in North Idaho. Interact with your local farmers and ranchers during the height of their season and taste the difference of locally grown! The day begins with a warm welcome and an overview of the non-profit’s commitment to supporting local producers and the community.

1 Day – 4 Stops

Stop 1 • AgVenture

Prairie Home Farm

Step into a timeless autumn tradition at Coeur d’Alene’s beloved pumpkin patch. This 100-year-old farm offers heirloom pumpkins, seasonal produce, and rustic décor perfect for family photos. Kids can feed the animals and swing on the tire swing, while adults enjoy the charm of a slowed-down fall day.

Stop 2 • AgVenture

Rugged Country Farms

Meet the Mini-Nubian and Nigerian goats at this family-run farm. Watch them being milked and learn how their milk is transformed into all-natural soaps infused with essential oils. A hands-on, heartwarming stop that highlights simple, sustainable farm life.

Stop 3 • Picked

Athol Orchards

Explore historic heirloom apple trees and stroll through the orchards at your own pace. Handpick apples for pies, cider, or snacking, and experience the charm of slow-grown, historically rich apple varieties. Without the lunch component, this stop focuses on connecting with the orchard’s history and seasonal harvest.

Stop 4 • Picked

Blooming Field Lavender Farm

Breathe in the calming aroma of lavender across fields of purple blooms. This sustainable, family-run farm cultivates fourteen varieties of lavender and crafts small-batch products such as salves, soaps, and essential oils. Each product is grown without synthetic chemicals and thoughtfully packaged with minimal waste. Guests can relax, shop, and enjoy the serene farm environment.