Llamas and alpacas are increasingly popular in agritourism, offering visitors opportunities for hikes, yoga, farm tours, and even Airbnb stays. Farms like Buck Hollow Llamas in Birdsboro, Pa., provide one-hour tours for $20, while Clover Brooke Farm in New York offers yoga, hikes, and Airbnb rentals near Manhattan. Prairie Patch Farm in Iowa, founded by Kahle Atherton, features llama hikes, farm visits, and even weddings. Llamas of Circle Home in California provides therapy animal experiences for college students, while Topstall Farm offers immersive treks led by former software developer Marla Albitz. These farms emphasize hands-on interaction, education, and animal welfare, with reservations recommended.
Source: New York Times Business · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing