Archived Outdoors

New agritourism guide is out

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Wednesday, July 19, 2017

The new Buy Haywood agritourism guide is now available, celebrating the 10th anniversary of this initiative to promote homegrown Haywood County products.

The guide includes a variety of listings, including farmers markets, roadside stands, specialty retail shops, breweries, farm-to-table restaurants and more. In addition, it features a hand-drawn county map by local naturalist Ken Czarnomski and images by award-winning photographer Benjamin Porter, Ed Kelley and Rachel McIntosh, as well as a recipe from Maggie Valley’s Frankie’s Italian Trattoria.

The guide is free and available at locations throughout Haywood County — including the Haywood County Visitor Center in Maggie Valley — with a digital version online at www.buyhaywood.com.

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