The Healey-Driscoll Administration announced the launch of the Massachusetts Ice Cream Trail , an initiative celebrating the rich history of ice cream making in the Bay State and encouraging residents and visitors to explore the flavors and experiences offered by more than 100 ice cream destinations across Massachusetts. The trail was developed by the Massachusetts Dairy Promotion Board, the Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources (MDAR), and the Massachusetts Office of Travel & Tourism (MOTT). “We are excited to launch the Massachusetts Ice Cream Trail, a delicious route that highlights the incredible diversity of our dairy farms and ice cream shops,” said Governor Maura Healey .
“Massachusetts has a vibrant agricultural sector that thrives thanks to the hardworking farmers who diligently support our communities. This new tourism trail is designed to invite residents and visitors to experience our creative dessert offerings at traditional parlors, innovative shops, and local farm stands.” “Dairy farms are the backbone of the Massachusetts Ice Cream Trail,” said Lieutenant Governor Kim Driscoll .
“They provide the essential ingredients for our delicious ice cream and contribute significantly to our state’s economy and rural character. With this new attraction, we’re making Massachusetts a top destination for ice cream enthusiasts and celebrating our rich agricultural heritage.” The Massachusetts Ice Cream Trail map serves as a guide to sweet sum.
