This is a FREE program but we do require registration so we know how many tapping systems we need! Thank you!

Join us for our Family Maple Tapping class (free this year!) to explore what happens to trees in winter, learn about the history of maple tapping, and dive into the process of turning sap to syrup.

Program will include an indoor presentation aimed at grades K-6th with some fun interactive activities, but is open to all ages and is meant for parents to be able to come along and learn, too!

Each family will leave with a free tapping system (bucket, lid, and spile) so you can put your new tapping knowledge into use at home and make your own maple products!

This program will be held at our administrative offices in Logan (NOT the Nature Center in the canyon) - Address: 913 S 100 W, Logan 84321.

The Allen and Alice Stokes Nature Center is a nonprofit nature center established in 1997. Stokes Nature Center is the official educational permittee of the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest and the USDA-designated Logan Canyon Children’s Forest. We are proud to serve all people of Cache Valley

Family Maple Tapping

By Stokes Nature Center

Family Maple Tapping

Explore what happens to trees in winter, learn about the history of maple tapping, and dive into the process of turning sap to syrup