From the Land

The forest, in a jar.

Everything here is made on the property, from the property — tapped, foraged, and put up by the same hands that steward the trail. Available to guests at the cabin and at our classes.

Maple syrup

Tapped from our own sugar maples and boiled down on the property — small batches, dark and woodsy.

Reishi mushroom tincture

Wild reishi from the surrounding forest, slow-extracted the traditional double way.

Jewelweed anti-poison-ivy salve

The forest's own remedy: jewelweed grows right beside the poison ivy it soothes. Made with local beeswax.

Children making jewelweed salve at a picnic table in the forest, orange jewelweed blooming around them

Special class · Sunday, July 12 · 2–4 pm

Make your own jewelweed salve.

As DEC Stewards of the Vernooy Kill and Sundown Wild Forest, in partnership with TravelSchooling, we're teaching the forest's own answer to poison ivy — from plant to jar.

We start by cutting jewelweed together and end with a finished salve made from local beeswax, jewelweed, coconut or olive oil, and your choice of frankincense or rosemary.

Free class. $5 supply fee to make and take home your own container of salve.

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