UVM Morgan Horse Farm

Located in scenic Weybridge, just 2.5 miles from downtown Middlebury is a stately pastoral scene from a grandiose era gone-by.

This working horse farm has been a breeding and training facility for Morgan Horses since 1878. A  former US Government Cavalry Remount Station, the farm has been under the University of Vermont’s stewardship as since 1951. Continuing the original mission of perpetuating and preserving the Morgan horse, the farm is open to educate the public and students about the importance of Vermont’s State Animal.

Horse enthusiasts, history buffs and visitors alike will enjoy the scenic countryside, guided tours, gift shop and visiting our 40+ registered Morgans whose origins come from a single stallion “Figure” immortalized by a life-size bronze statue on site.

Come learn about America’s first breed of horse, the Morgan.

Dates of Operation

Our tourism season runs May-October. Visitors may visit the farm between the hours of 9am and 4pm. Farm tours run 9am until 3pm on the hour, Monday-Saturday. Beginning in September, the farm will be open seven days a week.

Group Policy & Rates

All groups must be scheduled in advance.

Contact

74 Battell Drive, Weybridge | 802-388-2011 | uvm.morgans@uvm.edu | uvm.edu/morgan