10Best readers voted for their favorite pick-your-own apple orchards across the U.S. These are the 10 winners.
This Wisconsin farm specializes in historic apple varieties, with options like the Old Church apple grown nowhere else. Visitors can tour the orchard during the fall Apple Fest.
During the fall season, visitors to this Pennsylvania orchard are welcome to pick their own apples and blueberries amid 80 acres of beautiful Bucks County scenery.
Mount View Orchards, a 50-acre apple and pear farm situated at the foot of Mt. Hood in Oregon, has been raising environmentally sustainable fruit for more than four decades.
This Charlottesville, Virginia orchard welcomes visitors to pick their own fruit throughout the season.
This second-generation fruit farm in Massachusetts invites visitors to come pick their own apples, berries, peaches, nectarines and pumpkins. The farm grows 30 varieties of apples.
Showcasing 52 varieties of apples, the You-Pick Apple Event is the most popular event of the season at this Blue Ridge, Georgia orchard.
Apple picking season at Libby & Son U-Picks in Maine extends from mid-August through the end of October. Guests enjoy live music that can be heard throughout the orchard.
This family-run apple orchard in Iowa comprises 45 acres of trees with more than 25 apple varieties on offer.
At this Michigan orchard, wagons take visitors into the orchards to pick apples and berries. The fall season also means hot apple cider and cider donuts.
This family-owned orchard in New York has been growing apples since onion farmer George Skiff and dairy farmer Andrew Beak joined forces in 1911 to plant apples on a hillside along Rte. 20.