The activity focuses on harvesting fruit in a specific geographic location known for its orchards. It involves individuals or groups going to farms to select and gather apples directly from the trees. This practice represents a direct connection to agricultural production and offers an alternative to purchasing pre-picked fruit.
This regional agritourism has economic and social significance. It supports local farms by providing an additional revenue stream and offering seasonal employment opportunities. Furthermore, it provides families and individuals with an opportunity for outdoor recreation and a tangible connection to the agricultural heritage of the area. Historically, fruit cultivation has been a cornerstone of the region’s economy, contributing to its identity and fostering community bonds.