Miles of Maple is a new 2025 organic maple syrup business founded by Dale Herrington, his wife Amy, and their son Miles (hence “Miles” of Maple).
Dale and his family began tapping trees in New Hampshire for fun in 2024, hanging 40 blue buckets off of maple trees to collect sap.
This year, Dale decided to turn his passion into a serious business venture. His focus is on producing the highest quality small batch pure organic maple syrup, sourced 100% from trees he has tapped in NH, making it one of the finest maple syrup New Hampshire has to offer.
Now, he has tapped 2,600 maple trees in the Seacoast NH area. If you're in the area, you might see blue tubing peeking from the maple forests, along with sap bags on some of the smaller lots. Dale has invested in the latest technology, including vacuum pumps, reverse osmosis, and a propane-fired evaporator in his sugar shack. Every day during syrup season, you'll find Dale in his sugar shack, surrounded by the warm scent of maple drifting on the breeze.
If you're interested in purchasing some small batch, organic, natural, and sustainable maple syrup, now’s the perfect time. Many customers are already buying for holiday gift giving, knowing that small batch organic makers often run out quickly. You can drop by any day to purchase organic maple syrup and delicious maple sugar at the roadside stand located at 9 Winnicutt Rd, Stratham, NH. Don't forget to check out their maple cotton candy as well!
Thank you for supporting this organic, natural, and sustainable maple syrup product.
Hours: 9 am to Dusk, perfect for enjoying some delicious maple cotton candy while exploring the beauty of Maple, NH, and indulging in the delightful flavors of maple sugar and maple syrup from New Hampshire.
375 mL $18
750mL $30
Organic Maple Syrup from New Hampshire is available in sizes of 375 mL and 750 mL. Enjoy the rich taste of our local organic maple syrup, perfect for drizzling on pancakes, adding to your coffee or yogurt or making a savory dish. Our favorite dishes include Maple Shepard's pie, Butternut Squash Soup with Maple and Maple Snickerdoodle cookies! Experience the sweetness of maple sugar sourced right from the heart of NH Maple.
Maple Glazed Walnuts
& Pecans $5
Enjoy them as a delicious snack (very addicting), add crunch and flavor to salads, oatmeal, yogurt, or ice cream, mix them into baked goods, or use them to elevate cheese boards. They add a gourmet touch to everyday dishes and desserts, making them a great edible gift too.
Holiday Gift Baskets#1 $45
375 mL Organic Maple Syrup
Organic Maple Sugar 8 oz
Maple Cotton Candy
Holiday Gift Basket #2 $70
750 mL Organic Maple Syrup
Organic Maple Sugar 8 oz
Maple Cotton Candy
Glazed Walnuts
The Official Maple Cookbook
Organic Maple Sugar 8 oz $5
Pure maple sugar offers a rich flavor Whether you're sweetening your morning coffee, baking a special dessert, mixing a cocktail, or making a savory dish, this maple sugar is a versatile choice that brings the taste of maple syrup right to your kitchen.
Miles of Maple Richardson Hats $30
Maple Cotton Candy $5
Experience the delightful taste of this fluffy confection (1 quart container)
At the start of the 2026 Season;
NH Maple Producers Assoc. is dedicated to promoting the rich tradition of maple syrup production in New Hampshire.
This delicious Shepard's Pie recipe is featured on the Vermont Maple website, where you'll also find a fantastic Maple Cookbook that showcases a wonderful collection of recipes using maple sugar and maple syrup from New Hampshire, perfect for enhancing your dishes.
This Maple Brown Sugar Cookie Recipe has quickly become a new family's favorite, especially with the delightful maple icing that incorporates the rich flavors of maple syrup. It perfectly tops off a moist and delicious cookie.
Maple Glazed Nuts highlight the sweet flavor of maple syrup. Heat 1/3 cup of maple syrup to around 234 degrees before adding it to a fry pan with 2 cups of your choice of nuts. Stir constantly on medium - medium high heat for 12 - 15 minutes. When the syrup starts to crystalizes and the nuts are not sticking together, it's done. Be careful, it is easy to burn them. Cool on a cookie pan, separating as they cool.
Warning, we have many reports of glazed nuts addictions!