KCCVB Launches New Coffee Trail Passport

The Kosciusko County Convention & Visitors Bureau (KCCVB or Visit Kosciusko County) has launched the new Coffee Trail Passport, the latest addition to its series of free digital passports.
The Coffee Trail features 17 locally owned locations offering coffee, tea, treats and more throughout Kosciusko County, according to a provided news release.
Passholders who check in at six locations by Feb. 10, 2027, will be entered into a drawing for more than $150 in gift cards and merchandise from participating businesses. The drawing will take place Feb. 11, 2027 — National Latte Day.
Additionally, some of the businesses are offering exclusive discounts on coffee and more to passholders.
The Coffee Trail Passport encourages both visitors and residents to explore locally owned coffee shops throughout Kosciusko County. It joins a lineup of existing free digital passports, including challenges and sip & savor passports focused on hiking, public art, waterways, adventure, breakfast, tacos and even seasonal holiday lights.
The Coffee Trail Passport currently includes the following locations:
• Creighton’s Crazy Egg Café & Coffee Bar, Warsaw
• Egg Town Coffee, Mentone
• Lakeside Coffee Co., Syracuse
• Maggie’s Coffee and Treats, Warsaw
• Main Street Coffee Co., North Webster
• Moka Roasters, Syracuse
• Our Hometown Station, Silver Lake
• Salt + Light Coffee Co., Pierceton
• The Grove Coffee Collective, Warsaw
• The River, Warsaw (Downtown & YMCA), Milford, North Webster, Syracuse, Winona Lake
• Three Crowns Coffee, Warsaw
• WL Café, Winona Lake
“We have so many great locally owned coffee shops in our county,” said KCCVB Marketing & Communications Manager Brooke Danner. “If you’re an iced coffee lover like me, this is the perfect excuse to stop by an old favorite or check out something new!”
Sign up for the new Coffee Trail and other passports at https://visitkosciuskocounty.org/engage-kosciusko-experience-passes/
For passport assistance or questions, call 574-269-6090, email info@koscvb.org, or stop by the Visitor Center in Warsaw.