Canada · MAPLE SYRUP & CANADIAN FOOD TRAILS
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There are 14 maple syrup & sugar shack tours on this site. These 14 are the ones worth the afternoon, with prices, durations and the details that actually separate them.
Tour Niagara Falls from Toronto by bus with WiFi, maple syrup tasting, Niagara Whirlpool, seasonal Floral Clock, and Niagara-on-the-Lake.
“Ajay was professional and very knowledgeable of the tour, we had an amazing time”
Small-group Niagara Falls tour with Voyage to the Falls boat, Skylon Tower views, and maple syrup and chocolate tasting, with hotel pickup.
“You will get water but, it was so mind blowing and such an amazing experience. We will be back. 😊 Next time we will bring the grandkids”
A small-group off-season maple sugar bush tour near Niagara, with syrup production facts and hands-on Taffy-on-Snow treats.
“We had a great time, beautiful area and our tour guide was excellent! Definitely worth a visit. Also recommend doing the tour with the taste test, the charcuterie board was delicious.”
Taste 10 maple products at a boutique Quebec kitchen near Montréal, learn harvesting basics, and end with taffy on snow and pastries.
“Très chouette conférence pour découvrir le monde de l'érable ! Les produits sont excellents ! Merci à l'érablière 😍”
Maple Leafs game at Scotiabank Arena with assigned seats and a phone mobile ticket. 150 minutes of Leafs Nation noise.
Taste Victoria’s best Canadian classics on a 2.5-hour guided walk, with poutine, Nanaimo bar, maple syrup, and city history.
“I read great things about this tour so maybe I was expecting too much. However, it started at the first restaurant and the second one was next door, we were given some seafood and a dessert with a cup of tap water. Then we stood looking at plants for ten minutes before getting Hawaiian pizza with nothing to drink again. Apparently the next stop was over a mile away and by this time, I had decided it wouldn't be worth the walk. Disappointing”
Spend a half-day from Montreal at a Quebec sugar shack, with maple syrup tasting, a hearty cabane à sucre lunch, and sweet maple taffy.
“I appreciate all of the hard work in helping us arrange this tour in the off season, but maybe you should block out the low season dates. However, the tour was wonderful. The location and venue was perfect. The food was plentiful and delicious. Our guide Jason, was pleasant and helpful. The tour of the sugar operations was informative and very personal. We loved everything about our day. It was the highlight of our trip so far. We may even come back someday. I would highly recommend this tour to anyone.”
Private 3-hour Toronto food tour from Hockey Hall of Fame to St. Lawrence Market, tastings included, plus a pub poutine twist.
“Jason was a fabulous guide - knowledgeable, personable and passionate about Toronto history and food! The St Lawrence Market was awesome and he shared lots of Toronto delectables - peameal sandwich, butter tarts, Canada Dry, maple candy, mustards, and pierogis - Bon Appetit! We recommend this tour!”
Half-day Niagara Falls boat tour with pickup, lunch voucher, and maple syrup, fudge, and chocolate tastings plus Whirlpool stops.
“They cancelled my tour approximately 3 times and then changed my pickup location and only corresponded through email. The phone number you call for questions doesn’t have a voicemail set up and no one ever answered.”
Niagara Falls All Canadian Food Walking Tour with maple bacon tree, Montreal smoked meat poutine, BeaverTails, and Niagara stories in 3 hours.
“It was a great way to try some Canadian favorites. The walk was good and the view of Niagara from one of the stops was great! Be aware that the tour starts and ends at a different locations, so that can be tricky for parking.”
Taste Quebec maple culture with guided cabane lunch, folk music, and syrup-making lessons from Montreal, roundtrip included.
“We had a mix up with our reservation but Concord had wonderful customer service and made sure we had an amazing experience. Jason our tour guide was friendly and informative and made the trip super special! The sugar shack was a great spot to visit and a good change of scenery if you are visiting the city and the food was very good but make sure you come hungry!”
A 165-minute walk through Centretown for three poutines, a milkshake, and Ottawa food stories with a small local guide group.
“Our tour guide was so fun and conversational. It felt like he was part of the group. We were a small group of 6 plus guide and it was the perfect size. It was the right amount of food and walking. It was a great experience! I would recommend this to anybody coming to Ottawa!! Thanks!”
Private maple syrup day trip from Montreal with a sugar shack farm tour, maple-making lessons, and all-you-can-eat lunch in 5 hours.
“Our guide, Chris, provided great background knowledge about how the operation works and its history. We enjoyed the old school European/Quebecois meal, the same one many locals come to this spot to eat. I would like to have heard directly from the family who runs the operation as well, but they clearly do a great job. It was also nice to see large local groups of senior citizens and those with disabilities welcomed.”
Self-guided sugar shack tour in Lévis with a traditional meal, maple taffy on snow, and syrup-making sights. 2 hours, $33.
“Delicious food and very interesting information about the manufacturing of maple syrup! Definitely recommend!”
