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Ramp Romp Ramble
The Ramp Romp Ride is a playful human-powered exploration of our watershed and the unique, delicious and interesting ecosystem we are a part of. We will be exploring by bike, foot and packraft (optional) through the beautiful hills of the Driftless region of Wisconsin, then bring our foraged finds back to the farm to craft wood-fired pizzas and other amazing meals!
Admission includes two nights of rustic camping, a curated bike adventure through the unique ecosystems of our region, foraging and cooking workshops, and four meals featuring local & foraged foods.
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Ramp Romp Ramble
Adults $100
Youth/ Students $50
Family Admission $275 Includes 2 adults & up to 3 kiddos
Buddy System (2 Adults) $190
Crew (4 Adults) $360
Admission is all-inclusive:
Two nights of rustic camping
Five meals featuring foraged and locally crafted ingredients
Guided forage-by-bike exploration of our watershed
Sustainable foraging & cooking workshops
Choose Your Own Adventure routes for cycling and running
OPTIONAL- Packraft exploration (depending on interest)
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The Embark Maple Farm- 30904 Rognstad Ridge Road, Cashton, WI 54619
April 24-26, 2026
Note: The farm address isn’t chronological with surrounding addresses, look for the fox at the end of a long gravel drive, we’re a half mile off the road.
Schedule details coming soon.
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EVERYBODY
Weather gear! Rain, sleet, snow & sun, we'll be riding bikes having fun!! We'll be packing rain wear and wearing wool. Fast drying layers that can be swapped out as needed are good, as is a dry place to store them when not in use.
A bike! We’ll be doing a morning group ride with foraging stops along the way, some on rural roads, some through fields and logging trails. Doesn’t have to be fancy, but chunky tires are probs a good idea.
Pocket knife or scissors for harvesting; gloves for nettles if you’d like.
-Small canvas/breathable bag for your foraged finds
- Cup or water bottle; camp dishes (Plate, bowl, spoon, fork)GPS, phone with map or "Gazeteer style" paper map in a baggie and compass. We won't leave you behind, but if you're speedy you can ride ahead and do hill repeats.
Basic bike tools, or specific bike tools. We're competent cobblers, so you won't get stranded.
Cash if you'd like to purchase Embark products. All meals are included in admission.
CHOOSE YOUR OWN ADVENTURE
Packraft & paddle for the Bikerafting set. And a PFD.
Trail-worthy footwear for the running & hiking set
GPS technology of your choice for the Big Bike Ride and Big Trail Run.
CAMPERS
We have hike/bike-in primitive/backcountry style tenting opportunities, car/van camping is cool too as are small single-axle campers.
What the Heck is the Ramp Romp Ramble?
The Ramp Romp Ride is a playful human-powered exploration of our watershed and the unique, delicious and interesting ecosystem we are a part of. We will be exploring by bike, foot and packraft (optional) through the beautiful hills of the Driftless region of Wisconsin, then bring our foraged finds back to the farm to craft wood-fired pizzas and other amazing meals!
Admission includes two nights of rustic camping, a curated bike adventure through the unique ecosystems of our region, foraging and cooking workshops, and five meals featuring local & foraged foods.
Am I up for a Romp? Tell me about the bike ride.
The Ramp Romp Ride traverses the hills and valleys of the Driftless Region on a mixture of field paths, paved country roads and gravel. We have hosted a range of cyclists from distance record holders to folks who found a bike in their parents’ garage the weekend before. No matter your experience, if you are willing to give it a go, you belong here.
I’m interested in foraging, tell me more…
The Embark Maple Woods is a truly magical place with abundant opportunities to sustainably forage. Embark’s Bree has had a passion for foraging her whole life, and will be guiding workshops on foraging, cooking & preserving foraged foods.
