46 Peaks Farm

46 Peaks Farm raises alpacas in Cadyville, NY, in Clinton County and the Adirondack region near Plattsburgh. They have years of breeding experience and hold membership in the Alpaca Owners Association, with regular veterinary health checks and fiber sampling.

Their herd lives on pasture-rich fields at 191 East Road, where daily rotations and early handling foster calm, confident animals. On-site meet-the-herd days, hands-on grooming sessions, and small-group workshops are part of their farm philosophy to introduce alpacas to visitors and young handlers.

Their flock includes a mix of huacaya and suri bloodlines selected for high fleece density and uniformity. Skilled shearing teams work on the farm each late spring, ensuring both fiber quality and animal welfare. A former dairy barn restored by the founders underscores their commitment to sustainable agriculture and contributes to the alpacas' comfortable shelter. Guests often mention the serene setting and friendly temperament, reflecting a family tradition of care that extends across generations.