Loveland’s Blooms & Berries Farm’s Tulip Trail opens  

Blooms & Berries Farm in Loveland will open a new seasonal attraction this spring with the debut of its Tulip Trail, a half-mile gravel path lined with approximately 250,000 tulip bulbs. 

The trail, which opened this past Saturday and is expected to be at peak bloom for the next two weeks, winds through a wooded section of the farm and is designed as a walkable experience for visitors. The route follows a defined gravel path, allowing guests to move through the installation at their own pace. 

The ephemeral quality of the Tulip Trail is a product of the tulips’ bloom cycles and weather conditions. The farm will release tickets based on bloom progress with entry managed through timed reservations. Organizers say this approach allows them to adjust daily capacity and preserve the condition of the flowers throughout the short viewing window. 

All of this is in an effort to create a controlled, accessible visitor experience during a limited seasonal run, while balancing demand with agricultural limitations. 

While visiting, guests can also take in the sights and sounds of local musicians. A rotating group of performers will move throughout the trail, soundtracking the garden’s peak hours. The farm also operates a Market Barn and Bakery, offering prepared foods, baked goods and other items for purchase. Additional seating areas and open spaces are available for visitors who want to extend their stay beyond the trail itself. 

The attraction adds to Blooms & Berries’ existing lineup of seasonal events, which includes fall festivals and other agritourism activities, expanding the farm’s programming into the spring season. 

For more information and tickets, visit the farm’s website.