TheOfficial Visitors Mohawk Guide 2019 - 2020 Trail www.mohawktrail.com Region Discover The Trail Region..6-8 Traffic on The Trail for millenniums...... 9 Historic and literary figures travelled The Trail...... 9 Tourist Information....10-12 For more info...... 13 The Arts & Culture...... 14 Places to Eat & Drink ... 14-15 Places to Stay...... 15 Places to Shop...... 16 Services...... 17 How to Get Here...... 17 Distances from North Adams to ?...... 17 Camping, State Parks & www..com Outdoor Recreation...... 18 Sights to See...... 19 bienvenido | bienvenue Cultural Districts..... 27 & 53 Williams College Willkommen | benvenuto Public Art...... 28-29 欢迎 Celebrating ようこそ | Women's Rights...... 32 Map of The Trail Region...... 36-37 Annual Events & Festivals...... 38-39 Bridge of Flowers celebrates its 90th...... 57 Farmers’ Markets ...... 58-59 5 Driving Tours ...... 60-70

cities & towns in the mohawk trail region Williamstown...... 20 Charlemont...... 40 Turners Falls...... 52 North Adams...... 30 Shelburne Falls...... 45 Bernardston...... 53 Adams...... 33 Colrain...... 46 Northfield...... 55 Pittsfield...... 35 Shelburne...... 47 Gill...... 56 Florida...... 36 Greenfield...... 48 Athol...... 56 Savoy...... 40 Deerfield...... 51 Phillipston...... 57 Rowe...... 40 South Deerfield...... 52 Westminster...... 57 This publication is funded, in part, by The Office of Travel and Tourism. on the cover The seasons on The Trail come in many shades of colors. A Sol Lewitt mural at MASS MoCA captivates mom and the kids. Historic Deerfield and the Williams College Campus have a © 2019 Mohawk Trail Association 2019-2020 singular charm. on this page Paddlers on The end their day in Charlemont. MASS MoCA Clark Art Institute Bennington Museum Williamstown Theatre Festival Williams College Museum of Art

Williamstown MA Bennington VT North Adams MA ARTCOUNTRY.ORG vistas discover the The reputation of the Mohawk Trail as a scenic route is well estab- lished. The National Geographic Traveler selected the Mohawk Trail as one wilderness of of 50 such scenic routes in the . The American Automobile Association (AAA) also chose The Trail for scenic recognition, as has the the mohawk trail Federal government in its Scenic Byway Program. Pull over on The Trail to view the rolling hills at the Hairpin Turn and The summit of Mt. Greylock route 2 region Whitewater Rafting the Western Summit in North Adams, the Whitcomb Summit and the he Mohawk Trail Region stretches from the Millers Falls on the River to the New Eastern Summit in Florida, and the view of the from the be- York line, a 63 mile East-West highway. There is a choice of more than 100 attractions along tween Gill and Erving. View the valley and a four-state vista from (May-Oct.) the the Trail: historic sites, museums, theater, zip lining, rafting, mountain biking and mountain highest mountain in Massachusetts, dominating the landscape with an elevation of 3,491 feet above coasting.T Plus there are country inns, gift shops and camping areas. All of this is surrounded by the sea level. seasonal changing beauty of the Berkshire Hills and Connecticut Valley. hikes rivers There is an effort to recreate a footpath, a trail connecting the Deerfield The Deerfield River plays a big part of the fun in the Mohawk Trail Re- River with the Hudson River. It is called the Mahican Mohawk Trail. Envisioned to gion. Its deep runs, riffles and large stillwater pools offer opportunities for be a 100-mile trail roughly 40 of the miles are currently designated in Massachu- fishing or wild adventure and laid-back fun. A coordinated water release setts. Some of these are on road, on water, or not well-marked or developed. A large portion of the schedule from the various dams on the river create a water playground for open trail is located in Mohawk Trail State Forest and in Conway. whitewater rafters and kayakers. In Charlemont, there are three companies offering river adventures and two of them offer zip lining. You can zip through the forest canopy like a bird with wings. Salmon Falls on the Deerfield discover the bridges A five-arch concrete span crosses the Deerfield River in Shelburne Falls. It is & of arts history The Clark called the Bridge of Flowers. Once a deserted trolley bridge, it now a garden of flowers and shrubs cultivated by the Shelburne Falls Woman’s Club since the mohawk trail 1929. The Bridge of Flowers is the only one of its kind and a delight to see. Downstream from the Bridge of Flowers is Salmon Falls. The river route 2 region bottom has the largest collection of glacial potholes in the country. These pre-historic potholes, which can be viewed from an overlook, came into Art existence by swirling pools of water and gyrating stones of the Ice Ages that Three museums in Northern Berkshire exhibit fine art that is usually eroded the granite. seen in European capitals: The Clark Art Institute and WCMA, (Willliams MASS MoCA There is another unique bridge. This one is carved by Mother Nature. It is College Museum of Art) in Williamstown, and MASS MoCA (Massachu- New England’s only Natural Bridge located in North Adams. Erosion from setts Museum of Contemporary Art) in North Adams. melting glaciers wore down the rock over thousands of years to form an The Mohawk Trail is also the address of venues for the performing arts. arch over Hudson Brook. In Charlemont, The Mohawk Trail Concerts can be heard in the acoustically The French King Bridge on Route 2 connects Gill and Erving 141 ft. perfect Federated Church. Musicians from around the world perform the above the Connecticut River. The name commemorates a brief visit by a works of Classical and Modern composers in a comfortable easy setting. French officer commanding a party of Native people. He claimed the rock in Farther west on The Trail, the Tony-award winning Williamstown Theatre Festival (WTF) is held in The ’62 Center on the campus of Williams College. the middle of the river in honor of the king of France. Natural Bridge WCMA

6 www.mohawktrail.com www.mohawktrail.com 7 history The Western Gateway Heritage State Park in No. Adams exhibits the traffic on the trail over millenniums railroad and industrial heritage of that city including the Hoosac Tunnel The Mohawk Trail traces its roots back to the time when the glaciers retreated after the Ice which was built between 1851 and 1875 at a cost of 195 lives and $15 Age. While the peoples of the northeast had neither wheel nor horse, they created a footpath for million. Its two portals are in North Adams and Florida. Only the eastern trade and travel between the Connecticut and Hudson River valleys. When the European settlers portal in Florida is easily visible. arrived thousands of years later, they used the footpath to travel between the English settlements The ’62 Center - WTF On Central Shaft Rd. off Rte. 2 in Florida is a monument to 13 men in Deerfield and the Dutch settlements in New York. The white settlers and traders brought the who died in a disaster. The building above the Central Shaft caught fire, horse and the wheel which necessitated the original path to be widened and slightly relocated. collapsed into the hole and rained flames, tools, pumps and the eleva- Over the millenniums, the Native peoples reached agreements on hunting and fishing ter- tor mechanism on the men. The job of tunneling through miles of solid ritories. The Pocumtuck of Massachusetts shared salmon fishing spots with the Mohawk of New rock was constant danger especially when using a new explosive called York at Turners Falls on the Connecticut River and at Shelburne Falls on the Deerfield River. nitroglycerin. The tunnel, when completed, was the longest in the world, The English settlers in the Connecticut River Valley and the Dutch in the Hudson River Valley 4.74 miles. fomented political unrest between the agricultural Pocumtuck and the expansionist Mohawk. South of Greenfield is Historic Deerfield, an authentic New England The Europeans wanted the Natives’ lands. First they pitted one tribe against the other and then experience. There are eleven historic houses with guided and self-guided The Federated Church arranged a “peace” conference between the two tribes. However, a Mohawk of high tribal stand- tours which unveil early American history. Live demonstrations of cooking ing was killed and the Pocumtuck were blamed. The furious Mohawk quickly sent their warriors and crafts and concerts of period music, give you a greater understanding over The Trail for . The Pocumtuck, considerably reduced by disease from contact with of Colonial American life. Their world class collection of early American European settlers, were unable to protect themselves and were annihilated. antiques and furnishings represent the highest quality craftsmanship of their era. discover a lot more historictravelled & literarythe trail figures Tunnel workers ready to in the mohawk trail Metacom, also called King Philip, crossed The descend the Central Shaft Trail to meet with the Mohawks in an unsuccess- route 2 region ful effort to recruit them to fight the English. 4 Seasons long King Philip’s War (1675-76) was the last attempt There are four distinct seasons in this part of the country and outdoor by the Native people to stop European coloniza- tion in the Northeast. activities to match each one. There are festivals held in many of the towns Nearly 100 years later, , still along The Trail in spring, summer, autumn and winter. See the list of them Benedict Arnold an American patriot, traveled the Mohawk Trail on pages 34 and 35 inside this guide. to Fort Ticonderoga in New York. Starting in Bos- The Trail doesn’t hibernate in the winter. The Berkshire Hills are beauti- ton, he recruited additional troops in Deerfield Craft demonstration at ful even when they are leafless and covered in snow. The best in downhill Historic Deerfield and headed to the fort. He joined with Ethan Al- and cross country skiing, snowmobiling, hiking, snowshoeing and even len, defeated the British and took their artillery. came here in 1844. In camping are enjoyed in the frosty months. Nathanial Hawthorne crossed The Trail In A Week on the Concord and Merrimac Rivers, he Shopping the summer of 1838 and visited North Adams. described a cold night he spent on the summit of In any season, the vacationing shopper can visit a host of country stores He climbed Mt. Greylock and described it in his Mount Greylock (which he called “Saddle-back”). and unique gift shops located on The Trail or in the downtowns in the American Notebook. On a midnight walk he saw a The next morning, he woke to a valley filled with region. Taste test at one of the local breweries. Candle shopping at two burning lime kiln which inspired the short story, fog while he stood in sunshine. His descent into premier scented-candle makers in the Mohawk Trail Region is an experi- Ethan Brand. Lime is still quarried and burnt in the morning mist sparked his first transcendental ence that people plan a special trip for. Adams. experience. 8 www.mohawktrail.com www.mohawktrail.com 9 Massachusetts Regional Tourism Councils

1 Greater  Cape Cod  Western Mass/  Franklin County The 16 Regional Convention and Visitors Chamber of Commerce Greater Springfield Chamber of Commerce Bureau 5 Patti Page Way Convention and 395 Main St. PO Box 898 2 Copley Place, Suite 105 Centerville, MA 02632 Visitors Bureau Greenfield, MA 01302 Tourism Councils are Boston, MA 02116‑6501 508‑362‑3225 1441 Main St. 413‑773‑5463 617‑536‑4100 888‑33‑CapeCod Springfield, MA 01103 FAX: 413‑773‑7008 a rich source 888‑SeeBoston FAX: 508‑862-0727 413‑787‑1548 www.franklincc.org FAX: 617‑424‑7664 www.capecodchamber.org 800‑723‑1548  1Berkshire www.bostonusa.com Martha’s Vineyard FAX 413‑781‑4607  www.explorewesternmass.com 66 Allen Street of information 2 North of Boston Chamber of Commerce Pittsfield, MA 01201 Convention 24 Beach Road  Hampshire County 413‑499-1600 and Visitors Bureau Tourism and PO Box 1698 www..org PO Box 5193 Vineyard Haven, MA 02568 Visitors Bureau about Mohawk Trail I-95 Southbound, Exit 60 508‑693‑0085 Greater Northampton  Salisbury, MA 01952 Chamber of Commerce Association FAX: 508‑693‑7589 Visitors Bureau 978-465-6555 99 Pleasant St. what to see www.mvy.com PO Box 1044 www.northofboston.org Nantucket Island Northampton, MA 01060  413-584-1900 North Adams, MA 01247  Greater Merrimack Chamber of Commerce 413‑743‑8127 Valley Convention and FAX 413 584-1934 what to do and Zero Main St. 2nd Floor FAX 413‑743‑8163 Visitors Bureau www.visithampshirecounty.com Nantucket, MA 02554 www.mohawktrail.com 61 Market Street, Unit 1C 508‑228‑3643; 508-228-1700 where to stay. Lowell, MA 01852 FAX 508‑325‑4925 978-459‑6150 www.nantucketchamber.org 800‑215-9805  MetroWest FAX. 978‑459‑4595 Visitors Bureau They will be glad www.merrimackvalley.org 665 Franklin St.   Southeastern Massachu- Framingham, MA 01702  setts Convention and 508-361-9881  to send you Visitors Bureau www.metrowestvisitors.org   c/o New Bedford Area Chamber of Commerce  Johnny Appleseed Trail  literature or 227 Union St. Association  1 Mezzanine Level 2 c/o North Central Massachusetts   New Bedford, MA 02742 Chamber of Commerce provide helpful 508-999-5231 860 South St.  FAX: 774‑929‑6826 Fitchburg, MA 01420 advice to plan www.visitsemass.com 978-353-7600 Massachusetts Office of    Plymouth County FAX: 978-353-4896 Travel & Tourism Convention and www.appleseed.org 136 Blackstone Street , 5th Floor your trip. Visitors Bureau  Worcester Regional Boston, MA 02109  134 Court Street 2nd floor Tourism Corporation 617-973-8500 . 800-227-MASS Plymouth, MA 02360 Discover Central fax 617-973-8525 . www.massvacation.com 508‑747‑0100 Massachusetts 800‑231‑1620 311 Main Street, Suite 200  FAX: 508‑747-3118 Worcester, MA 01608  www.SeePlymouth.com 508‑753‑1550 www.discovercentralmass.org

10 www.mohawktrail.com www.mohawktrail.com 11 Massachusetts Regional Visitor Centers For More Information...contact Boston Lancaster Salisbury Adams Events Mohawk Trail Concerts Boston Common Johnny Appleseed Maria Miles Visitor Center www.exploreadams.com www.mohawktrailconcerts.org Visitors Info Center Visitor Center I‑95 Southbound Exit 60 Sterling & Francine Clark Art Institute Federated Church, Route 2, Charlemont 147 Tremont St. 1000 Rte 2 Westbound (978) 465‑6555 413-625-9511 Boston, MA 02111 btw Exits 34 & 35 www.clarkart.edu (978) 534‑2302 225 South St., Williamstown, 413-458-2303 North Adams Office of Tourism Greenfield Colrain Artisans Studio Tour www.explorenorthadams.com 18 Miner Street Plymouth 413-664-6180 Upper 5 Long Pond Road www.craftsofcolrain.com Northfield Mtn. Rec. & Env. Center Visitor Center Rte 3, Exit 5 Historic Deerfield Rotary at I-91 and Rte 2 Plymouth, MA 02360 www.historic-deerfield.org 800-859-2960 (413) 773-9393 (508) 746‑1150 Off Rtes. 5 & 10, Deerfield, 413-775-7214 Northfield Mountain FAX: (508) 746-1152 Old Deerfield Craft Fair North Quabbin Chamber of Commerce www.deerfield-craft.org www.NorthQuabbinChamber.org Franklin County 80 Freedom St., Athol, 978-249-3849 Chamber of Commerce Shea Theater www.franklincc.org www.theshea.org 393 Main St., Greenfield, 413-773-5463 Turners Falls local Tourist Information Greater Shelburne Falls Area www.turnersfallsriverculture.org Business Association 413-230-9910

Adams Visitors Center Greater Shelburne Falls Visitor www.shelburnefalls.com 71 Avenue A, Turners Falls, 413-863-2281 413-743-8333 Shelburne Falls Area Information Center Info Center, 75 Bridge St. Williamstown Theatre Festival 3 Hoosac Street Business Association (seasonal) (413) 625-2526 75 Bridge St., Shelburne Falls - 413-652-2526 www.WTFestival.org Adams, MA 01220 Route 2, Williamstown, 413-597-3399 1Berkshire 75 Bridge St. Shelburne Falls, MA 01370 MASS MoCA 413-499-1600 Shelburne Falls, MA 01370 (413) 625-2544 www.massmoca.org Williamstown Chamber of Commerce Mohawk Trail Association Western Gateway 87 Marshall Street, North Adams www.williamstownchamber.com 66 Allen St. Pittsfield, MA 01201 Visitors Bureau Heritage State Park 413-MoCA111 P.O. Box 357, Williamstown, (413) 743-8127 (413) 663-6312 413-458-9077 Franklin County toll free 866-743-8127 Memorial Hall Museum 115 State St. Bldg. 4 Western Gateway Heritage State Park Chamber of Commerce P.O. Box 1044 www.deerfield-ma.org (413) 773-5463 North Adams, MA North Adams, MA 01247 Memorial Hall, Shelburne Falls www.mass.gov/dcr/parks/western/wghp.htm 395 Main St. 01247-3852 Off Rte. 8, North Adams, 413-663-6312 City of North Adams - 51 Bridge St., Shelburne Falls, MA 01370 Greenfield, MA 01301 Williamstown Chamber Williams College Museum of Art Office of Tourism & of Commerce 413-625-3052 Cultural Development (413) 458-9077 www.sfmh.org http://wcma.williams.edu (413) 664-6180 800-214-3799 Route 2, Williamstown, 413-597-2429 10 Main St. 84 Spring Street North Adams, MA 01247 P.O. Box 357 www.exploreNorthAdams.com Williamstown, MA 01267 info booth at Union St., Rt. 2. www.williamstownchamber.com North Adams, MA 01247 info booth at 100 Spring St., (seasonal) Williamstown, MA 01267

Shelburne Falls Information Center

12 www.mohawktrail.com www.mohawktrail.com 13 South Deerfield Have you been here? Yankee Candle Village - Au Bon Pain Café • • • 52|71 Fine Arts Historical Historical tHeatre pages with Museum MuseuM sites And Concerts More info Bernardston Williamstown The FarmTable at Kringle Candle • • • 53|54 Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute • • 4|21|60|62 Gill Williams College Museum of Art • 4|23|60|62 The Wagon Wheel • • • • 56 Williamstown Theatre Festival • 4|21|26|60|52 Westminster North Adams The 1761 Old Mill Restaurant & Pub • • • • 57 MASS MoCA • • 4|30|60|62 Western Gateway Heritage State Park • • 29|61|62 Adams Plan on staying overnight. Quaker Meeting House • 34|65 Bed and Motel/ restaurant Fitness wi-Fi swimming page with Susan B. Anthony Birthplace Museum • • 33|35|65 Breakfast Hotel on premises center Available Available More info Charlemont Williamstown Berkshire Hills Country Inn • • • 21|22 Mohawk Trail Concerts • 40|43|63 Cozy Corner Motel • • • 21|22 Deerfield The 1896 House Inn & Country Lodgings • • • • 21|26 Historic Deerfield • • 51|66 Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott • • • • 22|26 Memorial Hall Museum • • 51|66 Howard Johnson Express Inn • • • 22|27 Turners Falls Maple Terrace Motel • • • 20|22 Turners Falls River Culture • • • • 51|67 Northside Motel • • • 22|25 The Shea Theater Art Center • 51 Orchards Hotel • • • • • 22 The Williams Inn & Restaurant • • • • 23 Williamstown Motel • • 24|25 You gotta eat here. The Willows • • • 24|26 North Adams Legal page with Breakfast Lunch Dinner Beverages more info Holiday Inn Berkshires • • • • • 30 Williamstown The Porches Inn • • • • 31 The 1896 House Inn - The ’6 House Pub • • • 19|22 Adams The Orchards Hotel - Gala Restaurant • • • • 20 Haflinger Haus Inn • • • 34 Spice Root Modern Indian Cuisine • • • 23 Rowe The Williams Inn and Restaurant • • • 21 Maple House B&B • • • 40 North Adams Charlemont Boston Sea Foods Restaurant • • • 30|32 Cavalier Cottage B&B • • 43 Gramercy Bistro Sun.brunch seasonal • • 30|32 Giovanni’s Red Rose Motel • • • 43 The Mohawk Tavern • 31|32 Zoar Outdoor: Hawk Mountain Lodge 45 The Richmond Grille @ Holiday Inn Berkshire • • • • 30 Warfield House Inn 41 Adams Shelburne Falls & Buckland Haflinger Haus Restaurant & Inn • • 34 The Dancing Bear Guest House • • 45 Charlemont Greenfield Berkshire Pizzeria • • • • 41 Brandt House B&B • • 50 Cold River Package & Market • • • • 43 Poetry Ridge B&B • • 50 Mohawk Park Restaurant • • • 43 Deerfield Shelburne Deerfield Inn • • • 51 Shelburne Falls Coffee Roasters • • 50 Bernardston Deerfield The Inn at Crumpin-Fox • • 54|55 Champney’s Restaurant and Tavern • • • • 51 Old Deerfield Country Store & Ice Cream Parlor 52 Northfield Centennial House • • 55

14 www.mohawktrail.com www.mohawktrail.com 15 YOu know where I got this? You’re gonna need this. crafts / Art decorating/ Foods and gifts and pAge with banking insurance MediA pHArmacy real Estate More info Antiques cloth ing Housewares Beverages collectibles More info Williamstown North Adams Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute • 4|19|24 MountainOne Insurance Agency • 31 Williams College Museum of Art • 4|21|23 Smith, Watson & Co., LLP - Certified Public Accountants 31 Where’d You Get That!? • • 21|23 Adams North Adams Adams Community Bank • 34 MASS MoCA • • • • 27|29 Adams, Cheshire, Lanesboro, Lee, Lenox, North Adams and Williamstown Wigwam Western • • • • • 27|29 Adams Specialty & Printing Co. • 34|35 Adams Aladco Linen Service 34 Susan B. Anthony Birthplace Museum • • 33|35 Steepleview Realty • 35 Pittsfield, MA Shelburne Falls Wohrle’s Wholesale • 35 The Baker Pharmacy • 45 Coldwell Banker Upton-Massamont Realtors • 45|48 Charlemont Greenfield Cooperative Bank • 48|50 A.L. Avery & Son General Store • • • • • 40 Greenfield, Shelburne, Northfield and Sunderland colrain Greenfield Savings Bank • 46 Crafts of Colrain • • • • • 48 Greenfield, Turners Falls, Shelburne Falls and South Deerfield Shelburne Falls Wash ’n Wire - The Internet Laundromat - computers on site; do-it-yourself or drop off service 48 Ann Brauer Quilt Studio • • • 45|46 Shelburne The Baker Pharmacy • 45 Davenport’s Mobil Station, Mini Mart, beer & wine, bait & hunting supplies 49 Molly Cantor Pottery • • • 46 Greenfield Native Views • • • • • 46 WHAI Radio 98.3FM • 50 Salmon Falls Gallery • • • 46 Bear Country 95.3FM • 50 Shelburne Mohawk Trading Post • • • • • 49 Outpost Specialties • • • 50 Shelburne Falls Coffee Roasters • 50 Deerfield How To Get Here The Distance from Old Deerfield Country Store • • • 52 … BY AIR … Old Deerfield Craft Fairs • • • • • 52 Albany International Airport North Adams to: 518.242.2200 (ALB) - albanyairport.com South Deerfield Bradley International Airport Boston, MA ...... 143 mi.....230 km Yankee Candle Village • • • • • 52|71 860.594.2530 (BDL) - bradleyairport.com Providence, RI ....186 mi.....299 km Turners Falls Newport, RI...... 207 mi.....333 km Turners Falls River Culture • • • • • 52 … BY BUS … Peter Pan - 800.343.9999 peterpanbus.com Bernardston Springfield, MA ....78 mi.....125 km Greyhound - 800.231.2222 greyhound.com Greenfield, MA .....36 mi...... 58 km Kringle Candle Company • • • • 53|54 Berkshire Regional Transit Authority Gill (BRTA) 413.499.2782 - 800.292.2782 Cape Cod, MA ....231 mi.....371 km Peterman’s Boards & Bowls • • • 56 berkshirerta.com Albany, NY ...... 52 mi...... 83 km Westminster Franklin Regional Transit Authority Buffalo, NY ...... 318 mi.....512 km The 1761 Old Mill Restaurant & Pub • • • • 55 (FRTA) 413.774-2262 - frta.com … BY TRAIN … Montreal, Canada.368 mi....592 km Amtrak - 800.872.7245 amtrak.com New York, NY.....166 mi.....267 km Philadelphia, PA..266 mi.....428 km The Vermonter makes daily stops at Massachusetts Lodging Association New Haven, CT....139 mi.....223 km 111 State Street P.O. Box 960789 Boston, MA 02109 Greenfield and Northampton on itsservice between Washington, DC and St. Albans,VT. Hartford, CT...... 103 mi.....165 km Tel: 617-720-1776 Fax: 617-720-1305 www.masslodging.com http://www.amtrak.com/vermonter-train Portland, ME .....268 mi.....431 km

16 www.mohawktrail.com www.mohawktrail.com 17 We had a super time here! Did you see this? Historic Historic nAtural scenic Attrac- page with State Parks Info 413-442-8928 Site structure wonder vistas tions More info www.state.ma.us/dem Williamstown [email protected] Williams College • • • 20|60|62 reservations: 1-877-422-6762 North Adams www.ReserveAmerica.com New England Natural Bridge • • 6|30|31|60|65 page for more info boating/canoeing camping fishing hiking x-c skiing golfing hunting mtn. biking picnicking snowmobiling swimming white water rafting Westminster Western Gateway Heritage Park • • 8|30|32|61|62|64 • • • • • • • • • Western Summit and Hairpin Turn • 30|61|62 Princeton Adams Wachusett Mt. Reservation • • • • • Mt. Greylock Summit • • 7|33|64 Quaker Meeting House • • 33|34|65 Gardner Susan B. Anthony Birthplace Museum • 33|35|65 Dunn Pond State Park • • • • • • Florida Phillipston Elk Memorial • • 35|63 Lamb City Campground 57 • • • • Hoosac Tunnel (Eastern Portal) • • • 35|63 Warwick Rowe Mt. Grace State Forest • • • • • • Project • • 40|63 Orange Charlemont North Quabbin Woods Area • • • • • • • • • • “Hail to the Sunrise” Monument • 40|63 Wendell Bissell Covered Bridge • • 40|63 • • • • • • • • • Colrain Erving Arthur A. Smith Covered Bridge • 48 • • • • • • • • • • Shelburne Falls Bernardston Bridge of Flowers • • 6|45|63 Crumpin-Fox Club 52 • Glacial Potholes and Salmon Falls • • 6|45|63 Shelburne Shelburne Goodnows Chip & Putt 49 • High Ledges Sanctuary (Audobon Society) • • 49 Hawley Bardwell’s Ferry Bridge • • • 49 Dubuque State Forest • • • • • • • • Greenfield Charlemont Poet’s Seat Tower • • 50|63|67 Berkshire East 41|42 • • Deerfield Country Aire Campground 43 • • • Historic Deerfield • • • 8|51|66 Crab Apple Whitewater 41|43 • Memorial Hall Museum • • 51|66 Mohawk Park Campground 43 • • • • • • • Old Deerfield Craft Fairs • • 52 Mohawk Trail State Forest • • • • • • • • • South Deerfield Bloody Brook Memorial • • 52 Zoar Outdoor 41|45 • Mt. Sugarloaf Reservation • 52|66 Monroe Yankee Candle Village • 52|66|71 • • • • • Turners Falls Savoy Our Lady of Cz˛estochowa Church • 52 Savoy Mt. State Forest • • • • • • • • • • The Great Falls Discovery Center • • • • 52 Clarksburg Northfield • • • • • • • Northfield Mountain Recreation Center • • • 55 North Adams Gill Historic Valley Campground • • • • • • • The French King Bridge • • 6|56|67 Adams Mt. Greylock Reservation • • • • • • • Ashuwillticook Bike Trail • • •

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20 www.mohawktrail.com www.mohawktrail.com 21 ✷ Fairfield Inn discovered Maple Terrace yet? That’s what Weddings for groups under 120. Featuring ✷ Williams College By Marriott-Williamstown our guests ask their friends. We would like to Gala Steakhouse & Bistro, with patio dining, Museum of Art welcome you to experience our renowned lounge and private dining rooms. Off‑site 430 Main Street, Williamstown 15 Lawrence Hall Dr., Route 2, hospitality, amenities and lovely gardens. catering available. 413-452-7333, www.Marriott.com/albfw Williamstown, Experience Williamstown’s newest hotel – 3 We are located within walking distance to ✷ Spice Root 413-597-2429, wcma.williams.edu floors, 94 large guest rooms feature plush all Williamstown attractions. Modern Indian Cuisine The Williams College Museum of Art bedding, workspaces, mini-refrigerators and ✷ Northside Motel 23 Spring St., Williamstown, (WCMA) makes dynamic art experiences to incite new thinking about art, museums, microwaves. Start your day with Free WiFi 45 North St. Rte. 7, Williamstown, 413-458-5200, www.SpiceRoot.com and breakfast. After a successful day, join 413-458-8107, www. northsidemotel.com Modern Indian Cuisine in the heart of and the world. Located at the heart of us at the lobby bar, a workout in our fitness Quietly located in the heart of Williamstown, Williamstown. Modern décor, traditional the Williams College campus with more center or a swim in our indoor pool. offering quality accommodations at reason- hospitality, fine quality food served with than 15,000 works in its growing collection, ✷ Howard Johnson Express Inn able rates. We have a proud tradition of pride and a smile. Full bar, takeout Buffet WCMA is free and open all year. lunch and a la carte dinner. 213 Main St., Rte. 2, Williamstown, warm hospitality in an intimate family atmo- ✷ The Williams Inn 413-458-8158, www.hojowt.com sphere. 30 modern rooms, AC, cable color ✷ Where’d You Get That!? 101 Spring St., Williamstown, Family hospitality in a charming New TV, phones, outdoor pool, wireless internet 100 Spring St., Williamstown, 413-458-9371, www.WilliamsInn.com England town; 37 rooms: king, queen and available. 413-458-2206, www.wygt.com The design reflective of the architecture of two doubles. High speed wireless internet; ✷ Orchards Hotel We guarantee you’ll have so-o much fun! at local area farms and built of stone and wood, HBO, Free continental breakfast; Convenient 222 Adams Road, Williamstown, this out-of-the-ordinary shop for gift-giving the new Inn features 64 well-appointed guest to museums, golfing, hiking, and restaurants. 413-458-9611, www.OrchardsHotel.com for all ages! “Best Window Shopping in rooms, a full-service restaurant and bar, a ✷ Maple Terrace Motel 49 oversized rooms with pillow‑top beds, Town” says NY Times travel section. A place fitness center, and 3,200 square feet tran- 555 Main St., Williamstown, LCD TVs, Free Wi‑Fi. Fireplace Rooms. not to miss! Mon - Sat 10-6, Sun 10-5. or visit sitional indoor and outdoor events spaces. 413-458-9677, www.MapleTerrace.com Mountain Views. Afternoon Tea. Boutique our website for information and directions. In the Heart of Williamstown. Have you Surround yourself with nature on the scenic side of Williamstown

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22 www.mohawktrail.com www.mohawktrail.com 23 ✷ Williamstown Chamber of Commerce 84 Spring St., Williamstown, liamstoWn mot 413-458-9077 Wil el www.destinationwilliamstown.org An Outstanding Value In The Heart Of Williamstown Discover Williamstown—A Unique Village where art, culture and natural beauty thrive. Comfort There’s no other place quite like it! Nestled in the westernmost corner of Massachusetts, Luxury it’s a short drive from New York City, Boston Value and Montreal. We’re just ✷ Williamstown Motel minutes from 295 Main St., Williamstown, Williams College 413-458-5202, www.WilliamstownMotel.com the Williamstown Motel is located in the center Williamstown Theatre Festival NORTHSIDE MOTEL of town surrounded by beautiful views of Clark Art Museum Comfortable • Clean • Convenient mountains. We offers 18 clean, affordable MASS MoCA & More! the rooms with lots of in-room amenities. Walk NORTHSIDE MOTEL to museums, restaurants, laundromat, shop- 295 Main Street - Route 2 - Williamstown, MA 413.458.8107Comfortable • •northsidemotel.com Clean • Convenient ping plaza, Williams College. Wi-Fi available. (413) 458-5202 - www.WilliamstownMotel.com 45 North Street, Williamstown, MA

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24 www.mohawktrail.com www.mohawktrail.com 25 ✷ Williamstown The Massachusetts Cultural Council has designated Cultural Districts across the state where it Theatre Festival promotes cultural experiences to foster economic growth and celebrate the power of place. 100 Main St., Williamstown, MA 413.458.3253, www.wtfestival.org These two North Berkshire towns are home to Tony Award®-winning Williamstown Theatre a mix of extraordinary art, theater, ideas, his- The Williamstown and Festival presents classic and new works on tory, and nature. In Williamstown: Williams its Main and Nikos Stages in the state-of- College - the Clark Art Institute - Williams North Adams Cultural Districts the-art ‘62 Center for Theatre & Dance on College Museum of Art - Williamstown Theatre Festival - Images Cinema - the shops & eateries on Spring Street - annual Route 7, Williamstown • 413-458-1869 the Williams College campus. Box office: 413.458.3253 events: a fourth of July parade with fire works and the reading of the Founding A 17 acre, historic, upscale lodging and Documents by actors from the Williamstown Theatre Festival - Holiday Walk. : Murals by local and int’l artists around town, - The Massachusetts Museum of dining getaway set amidst water landscapes, In North Adams ✷ Willows Motel Contemporary Art (MASS MoCA) - Ferrin Contemporary romantic footbridges, gardens and a stately 480 Main Street, Rte. 2, Williamstown, - CYNTHIA-REEVES - Bright Ideas Brewing Co. - The gazebo. Choose from a cozy country guest 413-458-5768, www.WillowsMotel.com Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts’ Gallery room with a full hot buffet breakfast or a Enjoy the comforts of home with the ame- 51 - Downstreet Art Initiative - The Berkshire Art romantic luxury suite with a private break- nities you want in a New England Motel. Museum - North Adams Museum of History fast room and personal chef! Fireplaces, Warm country decor. Park-like setting. & Science - North Adams Public Library - the dual spa baths, heated outdoor pool and free Gardens, heated outdoor pool, picnic area. - Mt. Greylock - annual wii. A+ rated food & cocktails at our full Near restaurants, college, theater and golf. events:WinterFest - Downtown Celebration Complimentary coffee and muffins. - 4th of July fireworks - Motorama - Eagle Street service onsite pub. Beach Party - Bang on a Can - FressGrass music www.1896house.com Art in Brown Street windows off Route 2 festivals - the Fall Foliage Festival & Parade

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1 Eyes (nine elements), 2001  Taichi, 1985 Louise Bourgeois (American, 1911-2010) Ju Ming (Chinese, b. 1938) granite, bronze, and electric light bronze  The Soldiers Monument  For Charlie (Charles Piper Cost, Anonymous, American, 19th century Civil War Class of 1987), after 1985 memorial, re-sited after 1926 John Safer (American, 20th century) 1  bronze  bronze, marble base and bench  Calligraph LC,1967-1968  Rainspout Sculptures, 1981 Herbert Ferber (American, 1906-1991) Lee Hirsche with Georgia Glick copper (American, 20th century) copper and brass  715 Molecules, 2011 Jenny Holzer (American, b. 1950)  Haystack Monument, 1867   sandblasted diorite table and benches   Anonymous, American, 19th century bronze and marble  Large Bowl, 1997 Ursula Von Rydingsvard (American, b. 1942) cast bronze  Artesian Well Cover Anonymous, Venetian, 13th century Whitman St. marble     Wave Machine, 1975 Fielding Brown (American, b. 1924) steel, aluminum, and hardwood with electrical drive by Hugh Kirkpatrick. Termination by Bryce Babcock. SouthworthSt.  Double L Excentric Gyratory II, 1981 ParkSt. ChapinHall Dr. George Warren Rickey (American, 1907-2002) stainless steel     Three Directions, 1980 Yehiel Shemi (Israeli, b. 1922-2003)

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(cast 1965, reworked) Hoxe Fritz Bultman (American, 1919-1985) Museum of Art is closed bronze as it undergoes repairs SouthSt. Walden St. but it has opened a pop  Succoth,1975 up shop at 76 Spring St. Isaac Witkin (American, 1936-2006) Latham St.   steel Visits are free and art can be viewed 11am to 6pm daily. 28 www.mohawktrail.com www.mohawktrail.com 29 ✷ The Mohawk Tavern is about 550 million years old. The marble north Adams 30 Marshall St., North Adams chasm is 475’ long and 60’ deep. Open 9am- 01247 413-346-4052, www.TheMohawkTavern.com 5pm Memorial Day – Mid October. North Adams is best viewed on the Mohawk Trail from Come visit Northern Berkshire’s coolest ✷ The Porches Inn @ MASS MoCA the Western Summit and the Hairpin Turn where the tavern. Spirits include single malt scotches, 231 River St., North Adams, city sits below in the Hoosac Valley. It’s also a good specialty drinks, creative shots, local craft 413-664-0400, www.Porches.com place to see the sun set. In the 19th century, the city beers and a seasonal wine program. Watch Renovated rowhouses with contemporary was a railroad and industrial hub producing textiles sports on our big screen TVs, play pool or retro décor, attitude-free service, fully wired, and shoes. Today North Adams is best known for MASS shoot darts in a comfortable atmosphere. breakfast included, heated year-round Sunset at the Western Summit MoCA (Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art) See you soon. Cheers. outdoor pool. Hot tub, fire pit. Outdoor and MCLA (Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts). The ✷ MountainOne insurance wedding glen & gazebo amongst native museum is more than visual art. It is a venue for concerts, 26 Union St, North Adams, 413-664-9366 plantings. Walking distance to MASS MoCA, dance parties and film. For four consecutive years, MCLA was 296 Main St, Williamstown, 413-458-8119 dining and shopping. on the Top Ten List of Public Liberal Arts Colleges by U.S. 111 Silver Lake Blvd, Pittsfield, 413-442-9241 ✷ Smith, Watson & Company, LLP www.www.mountainone.com/insurance Notice the North Adams Welcome Signs News & World Report. Originally the school focused on 85 Main Street, North Adams, training educators but it now includes the arts and science. Auto, home, business insurance bonds. One 413-664-4650, www.smithwatson.com North Adams celebrates autumn with the Fall Foliage Festival with its mammoth parade. There are of the county’s oldest and largest agencies. Full service accounting firm serving other annual festivals in the city: Winterfest, Downtown Celebration, and Eagle Street Beach Party. ✷ Natural Bridge State Park Massachusetts, , New York and POINTS OF INTEREST .Natural Bridge .View from Western Summit & the Hairpin Turn Connecticut for over 40 years. We offer tax . . . McCauley Rd., Rte. 8N, North Adams, Houghton Library Mass. College of Liberal Arts Western Gateway Heritage Park, Hoosac Tunnel 413-499-4262 (Nov-April), 413-663-6392 preparation, audits, business valuations, . . . exhibit North Adams Museum of History & Science Eclipse Mill Artists Lofts MASS MoCA (May-Oct) www.mass.gov/dcr/nbdg business consulting, personal financial plan- A unique geological feature, the only natural, ning and estate planning. Give us a call and ✷ Boston SeaFoods Holiday Inn. All rooms have spectacular water-eroded bridge in North America. It experience the difference. Restaurant mountain views. Full Service restaurant 160 American Legion Dr., North Adams, and indoor pool. Free internet access. 413-663-8740 www.BostonSeafoods.net Convenient downtown location with free Family-oriented sea food restaurant located parking. One block to MASS MoCA and in the Oasis Plaza within walking distance minutes to Williamstown. from MASS MoCA. Serving Fresh Seafood, ✷ MASS MoCA Pasta, Steaks, Burgers and more. Enjoy lunch or dinner al day long, a full bar. Private ban- 87 Marshall St., North Adams 413-662.2111, www.massmoca.org quet room accomodates 60 people. Open Housed on a restored 19th century factory Tue-Sun – 11am - 9 pm campus, MASS MoCA exhibits some of the ✷ Gramercy Bistro liveliest, most evocative - and provocative 87 Marshall St., North Adams, - art of our time. Open all year with a full 413-663-5300 www.GramercyBistro.com schedule of performing arts events and A contemporary American restaurant with film in addition to 250,000 square feet of “Earnestly homey and French and global influences. Serving din- gallery space. at home with irony” - Travel + Leisure ner and a Sunday brunch. A seasonal lunch ✷ Mayor’s Office of Memorial Day to Columbus Day. Closed Tourism and Cultural Tuesday. Full service catering. Specialty Development Just Steps Away wedding cakes. Reservations suggested. The Porches Inn. Where the country’s Located on the MASS MoCA campus. 10 Main St. North Adams 413-664-6180, largest museum of contemporary art ✷ Holiday Inn Berkshire wwwExploreNorthAdams.com is just outside your door. 40 Main St., North Adams, 413-663-6500 www.facebook.com/natourism Culture, historic and natural attractions with 231 River St. North Adams, MA 01247 www.HolidayInn.com/BerkshiresMA 413 664 0400 Porches.com Stay with someone you know. Relax, it’s world class dining in the city of Steeples. 30 www.mohawktrail.com www.mohawktrail.com 31 ✷ The Western Gateway Heritage State Park Adams 9 Furnace St. Bypass, Bldg. 4, 01220 413-663-6312 Adams is the home of the Susan B. Anthony www.mass.gov/eea/ Birthplace Museum located at 67 East Road. Located in the North Adams freight yard, She was a descendant of the Quakers who a visitor center and exhibit highlight the settled the town and built a Meeting House railroad and industrial heritage of the in 1784 which still stands in the Maple Street city, focusing on the construction of the Cemetery. Hoosac Tunnel. Open year round. A Victorian industrial town located on Route 8, its streets are lined with reminders from ✷ Wigwam Western Summit the era of its textile mill heritage. There is an Congregational Church under an early frost 2350 Mohawk Trail, North Adams, old-fashioned downtown with small shops and 413-662-2700 specialty stores and fine examples of Victorian architecture can be found in the Summer Street www.wigwamwesternsummit.com In 2020, we will celebrate centennial of the ratification of the 19th Amendment, National Register Historic District. Specialty gift shop with stunning views, The Thunderbolt Museum is located in the Adams Visitor Center on Hoosac Street. It highlights signature coffee, cabins and yurts rental, The Susan B. Anthony Amendment, which granted women the right to vote. the pioneer skiers of the 1930s who later made up the 10th Mountain Division in World War II local crafts, hot dogs, soups, and baked The Ashuwillticook Rail Trail bike path starts here and ends 12.2 miles south in Lanesborough. It goods. Plan your special events here and It is also the 200th anniversary of Susan B. Anthony's birth in Adams, Mass. There will is an easy ride on a well-paved route through very beautiful scenery. make new memories. Historic site revital- Mt. Greylock, the highest peak in the state, can be reached by hiking the trail at the end of West ized in 2018. Tree of Hope, 2 trail heads, be events celebrating this in Adams and throughout the state. Follow the Mohawk Mt. Road. The summit is reached by car from Rte. 2 and Rte.7. Wiggy the Bear plus Blue Q products. . . . Trail on social media for more information POINTS OF INTEREST Mt. 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32 www.mohawktrail.com www.mohawktrail.com 33 ✷ quaker Meeting House ✷ Steepleview Realty Adams Historical Society 63 Park St., Adams, 413-743-5903 pittsfield West Rd. at Maple St., Adams, www.Steepleview.com 01201 www.AdamsHistorical.us Steepleview is the number 1 real estate ✷ 1Berkshire The pioneer Quakers from Rhode Island company in the area. Known for “getting the 66 Allen Street, Pittsfield,M A 01201 settled Adams. They built a meeting house job done” with well-educated agents native 413-499-1600, www.1Berkshire.com in a simple unadorned style that reflected to the area. We make finding your first home A region-wide organization focused on eco- their spirituality and way of life. The house is or a second home easy. We have 3 Offices nomic development and promotion of the open on Sundays, July 7 through October 13 throughout the Berkshires to serve all your Berkshires as a place to visit, live, and grow The ceiling in St. Stanislaus Kostka Church from 1 to 4 pm. See a sign at McKinley statue real estate needs. a business. Visit berkshires.org to view events on Rte. 8. Free Admission. ✷ Adams Community Bank calendar, check out seasonal deals and order ✷ Susan B. Anthony the Official Guide to the Berkshires. 2 Center Street, Adams, 4 Birthplace Museum 413-743-0001, www.adamscommunity.com Open Sun l to p.m. 67 East Rd., Adams, 413-743-7121 ✷ Wohrle’s Wholesale Member FDIC & DIF. Member Sum Network. www.SusanBAnthonyBirthplace.com 1619 East St. Pittsfield,M A 01201 Convenient locations in Adams, Cheshire, Quaker Meeting House The birthplace of this pioneering feminist 413-442-1518, www.WohrlesFoods.com Lanesboro, Lee, Lenox, North Adams and under Mt. Greylock and suffragist is now a museum which high- Selling the best in meats and seafood - Williamstown. 24 hour ATM at all locations. Maple St. Cemetery lights the local influences which shaped Ms. wholesale fresh meat, seafood, and pack- Email: [email protected] Adams, Mass. Anthony, as well as the memorabilia associ- aged frozen foods. see the sign at ated with her life of activism. Open Year ✷ Adams Specialty & Printing Co. McKinley Statue 14 Pine St., Adams, Round. Gift Shop. Admission: $3 students; 413‑743‑9101 fax 413-743-5808 July 7 - $4 senior; $6 adult; children under 6 free. www.AdamsSpecialtyandPrinting.com October 13 Business stationery & forms, brochures and Florida flyers, general commercial printing. We’ll 01247 take care of your printing needs. Committed to Your Financial Success newsletters . brochures . flyers Florida was incorporated in the year when ✷ Aladco Linen Service calendars . invitations President Thomas Jefferson proposed pur- 82 Commercial Street, Adams chasing the territory of Florida from Spain. His business forms . program books proposal wasn’t adopted but the town adopted 413-743-0505, www.AladcoServices.com annual reports . business cards the territory’s name. The Mohawk Trail reaches Established in 1953, Aladco is an inde- letterheads & envelopes pendently owned supplier of linen rental its highest point in this town at Whitcomb services to restaurants, motels, institutions Summit (2,173 ft.). To the east of the summit is the Elk Memorial, sculpted by Eli Harvey and and many other businesses in the Western dedicated in 1923 as a memorial to the mem- MA and adjoining areas. A complete list bers of the Order of of premier clients can be found on www. Elks who died in World AladcoServices.com Adams | Cheshire | Lanesboro War I. Approximately ✷ Haflinger Haus 1¼ mile east of the Restaurant Tavern & Inn Lee | Lenox | North Adams summit, the Mohawk 17 Commercial St., Adams, 413-743-2221 Williamstown Trail crosses over The www.HaflingerHaus.com Hoosac Tunnel that Nestled in the center of the Berkshire Hills, Commercial Printers runs 1,060 ft. below. the inn has 6 charming rooms, each with 14 Pine Street . Adams, MA The eastern portal of private bath. The Inn has an award-winning the tunnel is located in full service Austrian-American restaurant and 413 743-9101 . fax 743-5808 this town as well as the tavern. Minutes to Williams College, MCLA, 413.743.0001 [email protected] monument to the men A sign marks the spot MASS MoCA, theaters and ski resorts. Free adamscommunity.com www.PrintingAdamsMA.com who died in the Central where Route 2 crosses Parking and Wi-Fi. Shaft disaster. over The Hoosac Tunnel.

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25. Mt. Grace State Forest, Warwick 26. Sights to See Along The Trail 27. , Athol Regional Massachusetts 28. Petersham State Forest, i Petersham Visitor Information Centers 1. Sterling and Francine Clark Art 12. Savoy Mt. State Forest, Savoy 29. Aviation Toy Museum, Greenfield - Upper Pioneer Valley Visitor Center Institute, Williamstown 13. Mohawk Trail State Forest, Winchendon Lancaster - Johnny Appleseed Visitor Center 2. Williams College Museum of Art, Charlemont 30. Lake Dennison State Park Springfield - William C. Sullivan Visitor Center Williamstown 14. “Hail to the Sunrise” Monument, and Forest, Winchendon 3. Massachusetts Museum of Charlemont 31. Gardner Furniture Outlets, Contemporary Art MASS MoCA, 15. Bissell Covered Bridge, Charlemont Gardner The Mohawk Trail North Adams 16. Bridge of Flowers, Shelburne Falls 32. Dunn’s Park, Gardner Albany 4. Western Gateway Heritage State 17. Salmon Falls & Glacial Potholes, 33. Wachusett Mountain, Princeton 95 34. Willard Brook State Forest and Park, North Adams Shelburne Falls MASSACHUSETTS Boston Park, Ashby/Townsend Worcester 495 5. Natural Bridge State Park, 18. Poet’s Seat Tower, Greenfield 90 91 North Adams 19. Old Deerfield, Deerfield 35. Fitchburg Art Museum, 87 Springfield 90 95 6. Mt. Greylock, Adams 20. Turners Falls Fish Ladder, Turners Fitchburg NEW 36. Coggshall Park, Fitchburg YORK 84 Providence 495 7. Susan B. Anthony Birthplace Falls Hartford RHODE Museum, Adams 21. French King Bridge, Gill/Erving 37. Sholan Farms, Leominster, CONNECTICUT ISLAND Johnny Appleseed’s Birthplace 8. Hairpin Turn, North Adams 22. Northfield Mountain Recreation 84 91 95 9. Western Summit, North Adams Center, Northfield 38. National Plastics Center and 87 10. Whitcomb Summit and Elk 23. Pachaug Boat Ramp and Bennett Museum, Leominster 95 Memorial, Florida Meadow Conservation area, 39. Davis Farmland & MegaMaze, NEW Sterling JERSEY Long Island 11. Hoosac Tunnel (Eastern Portal), Northfield New York Florida 24. Erving State Park, Erving 40. , Harvard

36 www.mohawktrail.com www.mohawktrail.com 37 Lavender Festival Athol Fall Festival Johnson Hill Farm - 51 Hog Hollow Road . mid-September. February June 29-30, 2019 www.northquabbinchamber.com /fall-festival/ 413-522-9068 . www.lavenderland.net Old Deerfield Fall Craft Fair Sugarin Sugar House Sept 21-22, 2019 open Late Feb to early April July annual 413‑774‑2739 . www.deerfield‑craft.org 413‑628‑3912 . www.massmaple.org Eagle St. Beach Party North Quabbin Winterfest July 13, 2019 rain date July 20 3rd Saturday 413‑664-6180 . www.explorenorthadams.com Garlic & Arts Festival events & 413‑664-6180 . www.explorenorthadams.com Green River Festival 4th weekend Sept 28-29, 2019 www.garlicandarts.org march 2nd weekend July 12-14, 2019 413‑773‑5463 . www.greenriverfestival.com Festival of the Hills ThunderFest Conway, MA Oct 6, 2019 Festivals 1st Saturday . www.exploreadams.com August www.festivalofthehills.com along The Trail Old Deerfield Adams Agricultural Fair 1st weekend Aug 2-4, 2019 October Spring Sampler Craft Fair Fall Foliage Parade 1st weekend www.adams-agricultural-fair.org Bridge of Flowers Road Race Oct 6, 2019 413‑774‑2739 . www.deerfield‑craft.org 413‑499‑1600 . Berkshire East Cardboard Classic 2nd Saturday August 10, 2019 413‑625‑2526 . www.shelburnefalls.com 1berkshire.com/calendar/fall-foliage-parade/ last weekend Ashfield Fall Festival berkshireeast.com/cardboard-classic/ North Adams Downtown Celebration 2nd Wednesday August 14, 2019 Columbus Day Weekend Oct 12-13, 2019 April 413‑664-6180 . www.explorenorthadams.com www.ashfieldfallfestival.org Berkshire Highlands Pentathlon 34th Reggae Festival Charlemont Mt. Greylock Ramble Saturday, April 6, 2019, rain date Sunday 7. August 17, 2019 and RambleFest www.charlemontreggaefest.com Columbus Day Weekend Oct 13-14, 2019 Athol‑Orange River Rat Race www.exploreadams.com 2nd Saturday . www.riverratrace.com CharlemontFest Patriot’s Day Revolutionary 860-208-6438 November Muster & Parade Annual Iron Bridge Dinner Franklin County Cider Days 413-774-5581 . www.historic-deerfield.org Mid-August 1st full weekend Nov 1-3, 2019 Asparagus Valley Pottery Trail 413‑625‑2526 . www.shelburnefalls.com www.ciderdays.org Apr 25-26, 2020 - Molly 413-625-2870 102th Annual Heath Fair Crafts of Colrain After Party at Snow Farm, Williamsburg MA 3rd weekend August 16-18, 2019 2nd weekend Nov 9-10, 2019 www.asparagusvalleypotterytrail.com www.heathfair.org 413-624-1200 . www.craftsofcolrain.com May 256th Hardwick Community Fair Old Deerfield 3rd Weekend August 16-17, 2019 Holiday Sampler Craft Fair The Bridge of Flowers Plant Sale HardwickFair.com 3rd weekend November 16-17, 2019 May 16, 2020 corner of Main & Water Streets 413‑774‑2739 . www.deerfield‑craft.org www.bridgeofflowersmass.org North Adams Motorama August 24-25, 2019 Shelburne Falls Moonlight Magic June www.northadamsmotorama.com Friday after Thanksgiving Nov 29, 2019 The Concerts at Windsor Lake September 413‑625‑2526 . www.shelburnefalls.com Wednesdays June 5 - August 28, 2019 - FREE december natourism 170th Franklin County Fair starts Thur after Labor Day Sept 5 - 8, 2019 Holiday Walk Berkshire Mountains Faerie Festival 413‑774‑4282 . www.fcfair.com 1st weekend Dec 7, 2019 June 15, 2019 - Adams, MA 413‑458‑9077 www.williamstownchamber.com www.berkshiremountainsfaeriefestival.com Gem, Mineral and Fossil Show berkshiremountainsfaeriefestival Sept 14 - 15, 2019 look for us on - 413-663-8430 For the most current info visit The Mohawk Trail Williamstown Holiday Walk Reindog Parade Yankee Engine-uity Show Orange Airport . June 28-30, 2019 FreshGrass Music Festival on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram www.cmsgma.com Sept 20 - 22, 2019 . www.massmoca.org

38 www.mohawktrail.com www.mohawktrail.com 39 ✷ Berkshire East savoy charlemont Mountain Resort 01256 01339 66 Thunder Mountain Road, Charlemont 413-339-6617, www.BerkshireEast.com Savoy was first settled in 1771. Less than two Charlemont was first settled in 1749. A New England’s Outdoor Adventure Center! curvy miles of the Mohawk Trail are located watering trough marks the site of the first Offering world class adventures for the in its boundary. More than half of the town is homestead. The Historical Society Museum in whole family, including Whitewater Rafting, included in Savoy Mountain State Forest which the Town Hall, houses a wealth of memorabilia. Zip Lining, Downhill Mountain Biking, Aerial has two ponds called North and South. South In the summer, the Mohawk Trail Concerts are Adventure Park & Thunderbolt Mountain Pond borders a campground and is smaller and held in the old acoustically perfect Charlemont Coaster. Stay & Play packages available at quieter than its neighbor, North Pond, which Federated Church. Pass over the Indian Bridge our Warfield House Inn. has picnic tables, bath houses, a beach and and get a full view of “Hail to the Sunrise.” a parking lot. The State Forest has waterfalls, Facing east a statue of a Mohawk looks across ✷ Berkshire pizzeria hiking/snowmobile trails and plenty of breath- the Deerfield River with uplifted arms in suppli- 72 Main Street, Charlemont taking scenery. cation to the Great Spirit. Charlemont is known 413-337-5501, www.BerkshirePizzeria.com for fun on the Deerfield River – from extreme NY Style Pizza, Calzones, Grinders, Salads & whitewater to lazy tubing. In the woods they are Empeñadas. Full Breakfast Menu. Soft Serv zip lining through the trees - lots of opportuni- Cones, Sundaes, Milk Shakes & Banana ties for adventure in this town. Splits. Outdoor seating on our beautiful POINTS OF INTEREST .“Hail to the new deck with views of Berkshire East. Just rowe Sunrise” Monument .Historical Soc. House minutes from Zoar, Crab Apple & Berkshire 01367 .Little Red Schoolhouse .Charlemont East. Open Daily 7am to 9pm Rowe is tucked up in the hills, bordering Federated Church .Bissell Covered Bridge CA-13-02MohawkTrailAdFinal:CA-11-06AD 1/17/13 8:12 PM Page 1 Vermont. Its scenic center includes the .The Cold and Deerfield Rivers town hall, library, stone church and the village ✷ Avery’s General Store green with its gazebo at the shore of Mill 127 Main St., Rte. 2, Charlemont, Pond. The Pelham Lake Park includes the 413-339-4915, www.AverysGeneral.store lake plus 485 acres of forest, public park and On the Mohawk Trail. Visit one of the oldest Whitewater recreational area and hiking trails. Rowe was continuously operating general stores in once the home of Yankee Nuclear Power Plant Adventures New England. Experience one-stop shop- On the Mohawk Trail (1960-1993), the second commercial atomic ping for hardware, groceries, custom cut plant in the U.S. It is currently the location of meats and essentials. It’s the perfect blend G Full and Half Day Raft Trips Bear Swamp hydroelectric pumped storage of old and new. G Half Day Inflatable Kayak Trips facility which produces electricity at peak G Mild or Wild Options demand times. G Family Owned Since 1983 ✷ Maple House Bed & Breakfast 51 Middletown Hill Road, Rowe, 413-339-0107, www.MapleHouseBB.com Historic 1784 B&B. Views, quiet rooms, fireplace, gourmet homegrown breakfasts. 10 miles of trails start at back door. Swim, Boat, Fish, and Ski in Rowe Town Forest. CrabApple 10 minutes north of Charlemont & Mohawk Whitewater Trail. Private Baths. $100-$125 Double. Stay 5 nights & 6th night is free. 800-553-RAFT(7238) See Us On Facebook www.crabapplewhitewater.com

40 www.mohawktrail.com www.mohawktrail.com 41 BERKSHIRE ✷ Cavalier Cottage B&B ily-owned since 1983. Full and half-day trips 236 East Oxbow Road, Charlemont on Deerfield River in rafts or inflatable kayaks. EAST MOUNTAIN RESORT 413-625-2262, www.CavalierCottage.com Ages 5 and up. Trip highlights include excit- Warmly welcoming pet & caregivers. ing action, breathtaking scenery and great Comfortable, bright studio apartment with food. 11 miles from I-91. THE OUTDOOR ADVENTURE CENTER all amenities. Full kitchen & eating area. ✷ Giovanni’s Red Rose Motel Homemade English scones for breakfast. 1701 Mohawk Trail, Rte. 2, Charlemont, OF NEW ENGLAND Beautiful quiet country road...great for dog 413-625-2666, www.RedRoseMotel.com LIVES ON THE MOHAWK TRAIL walks. Private entrance. Twelve comfortable rooms with private baths, Wi-Fi, A/C, TV, phones. Loft with 6 ✷ Cold River Package & Market bedrooms, kitchenette, large common area. 31 Main St, Charlemont 413-339-5709, Enjoy the pool and picnic area with fireplace. www.ColdRiverPackage.com Play volleyball & horseshoes. Close to rafting, Open Mon-Thurs 7am-9pm, Fri & Sat 7am- kayaking, hiking, fishing, skiing and zip lines. 10pm, Sun 8am-8pm. Liquor, Local Wines, Brews, Cider, Mead & Spirits. Selection ✷ Mohawk Park Restaurant of natural, Organic & Gluten free foods, AND Campground Local Honey & Maple Syrup. Grab’n Go 559 Tea St., Rte. 2, Charlemont, -Sandwiches, Sides, Coffee, Pastries & 413-339-4470, www.MohawkPark.net Offering home-style cooked meals at Bakery items. affordable prices. Check our Facebook page ✷ Country Aire Campground for daily lunch and dinner specials. We are 1753 Mohawk Trail Rte. 2, the only campground along the Deerfield Charlemont, 413-625-2996 River. Call or visit our website to find out www.CountryAireCampground.com all that we have to offer. Open Thursday- Full service campground on the Mohawk Sunday May-October. Trail. Tent sites to water/electric & sewer ✷ Mohawk Trail Concerts Inc. hookups, pull-thru & shaded sites; no limit on size of RV. Propane, RV parts & our 175 Main St., Federated Church, famous homemade pastries available in Rte.2, Charlemont, 413-625-9511, www.MohawkTrailConcerts.org store. Close to rafting companies; quiet Come celebrate Mohawk Trail Concerts’ family campground. 50th Anniversary season of fine chamber ✷ Crab Apple Whitewater music in the acoustically superb air-con- 2056 Mohawk Trail, Charlemont, ditioned Federated Church, Charlemont. 800-553-7238 Saturdays at 7:30pm from June 22 to July www.CrabAppleWhitewater.com 27th. Also, come to MTC’s annual free family New England’s largest rafting outfitter; fam- jazz concert July 4th at 4pm.

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CONNECTICUT LOCATED IN BEAUTIFUL CHARLEMONT, MA ✷ Zoar Outdoor/Deerfield vALLEY Canopy tours IT’s time to get serious about having fun 7 Main St., Charlemont, 01339 413-339-4010, 800-532-7483 www.ZoarOutdoor.com Whitewater rafting, zip line canopy tours, kayak instruction and rock climbing adven- THRILLING OUTDOOR tures in the Deerfield River Valley. Package discounts help you save on multi-sport getaways with on-site lodging and camping. ADVENTURES! Friendly professional staff. Rafting, Zipping, Kayaking & MUCH MORE Shelburne Falls The Deerfield River flows into Charlemont 01370 Called a “must stop” by Yankee Travel Shelburne Falls is on the Deerfield River’s Guide. Colorful, contemporary, museum edge just a little above Salmon Falls. It is a quality. Custom orders welcome. village in the Town of Shelburne connected ✷ The Baker Pharmacy to Buckland by two bridges, one of them is the world renowned Bridge of Flowers. When 52 Bridge St., Shelburne Falls, the trolleys stopped crossing the bridge the 413-625-6324 Prescription service. Convalescent Aids. Shelburne Falls Woman’s Club transformed it Sundries. Old time pharmacy with a full soda into a beautiful garden blooming with a profu- fountain. Sidney C. Anderson, Manager. sion of flowers from spring to fall. The town has big screen star quality as it was used as a ✷ Coldwell banker setting for two major motion pictures, Labor Upton-Massamont Realtors Day (2013) and The Judge (2014). Of geological 7 Bridge St., Shelburne Falls, interest are the glacial potholes located below 413-625-6366, www.cbumr.com the Salmon Falls; the falls so named after the Come explore the Hill towns of Western MA silvery salmon who years ago tirelessly navi- and let our experience and knowledge of gated this river each spring past the potholes the area be your guide to finding the perfect and leaped up the steep falls to their ancient property to fit your lifestyle. We offer buyer spawning grounds. The Historical Society representation. Visit our website and view houses a museum in the Arms Academy build- all multiple listing service listings throughout ing. The first Yale locks were made in Shelburne MA from one site 24hrs/day. by Linus Yale. ✷ DANCING BEAR GUEST HOUSE .Bridge of Flowers POINTS OF INTEREST 22 Mechanic St., Shelburne Falls, .Salmon Falls .Glacial Potholes .Historical Society . . . 413-625-9281 Museum Linus Yale House The Riverwalk Trolley www.DancingBearGuestHouse.com Museum Step into Victorian elegance with warm com- ✷ Ann Brauer Quilt Studio fort and hospitality. 100% cotton sheets; full 2 Conway St., Shelburne Falls, breakfast of fresh-baked breads, egg dishes, 800-532-7483 ZOAROUTDOOR.COM 413-625-8605 www.AnnBrauer.com fresh fruit, coffee, tea, espresso; wireless Unforgettable art quilts and wall hangings internet; Children welcome. Credit cards made by the artist in her studio/gallery. accepted. 44 www.mohawktrail.com www.mohawktrail.com 45 ✷ Greater Shelburne Falls Area Business Association dinnerware and serving pieces illustrated 75 Bridge St., Shelburne Falls, with animals, plants and scenes of New 413-625-2526, www.ShelburneFalls.com England Life. Community clay studio offering Visit the Shelburne Falls Area! Classic hill- monthly memberships and classes. Located town villages, galleries, shops, restaurants, in the beautiful village of Shelburne Falls. recreation. Fall in love with the rural new ✷ Native views England setting. Visit us at our Village 2217 Mohawk Trail, Shelburne Falls, Information Center or on-line. 413-625-2333, Native View ✷ Greenfield Savings Bank Retro Mohawk Trail Native American shop 58 Bridge St., Shelburne Falls, featuring local maple syrup, honey, fudge, 413-625-9827, www.GreenfieldSavings.com toys made in the Americas, jewelry, western 24-HOUR ATM. Located between the hats, knives, incense, Native American pot- Village Information Center and the Bridge tery, ornaments, books, music, etc. of Flowers, at the corner of Bridge Street ✷ Salmon Falls Gallery and Main. Additional branches throughout One Ashfield Street, Shelburne Falls the region: Greenfield, Amherst, Conway, 413-625-9833, www.SalmonFallsGallery.com Northampton, South Deerfield and Turners There’s always something new at Salmon Falls. 888-324-3191. Enjoy your visit! Falls Gallery! We show close to 100 local art- ✷ Molly Cantor Pottery ists, have changing featured exhibits, hands- 20 Bridge St., Shelburne Falls on workshops, artist’s talks, and are the retail 413-625-2870, www.MollyCantor.com home of Josh Simpson Contemporary Glass. Pottery studio and gallery featuring Come up the hill and be inspired!

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46 www.mohawktrail.com www.mohawktrail.com 47 ✷ Wash ’n Wire tery, fishing supplies, bait. Open 7 Days . The Internet Laundromat colrain Shelburne Accepting credit cards. Plenty of parking. 55 State St., Buckland, 01340 01370 413-625-3060, www.WashnWire.com Colrain is a hill town with a proud past. Three Shelburne was named after an English Lord ✷ Goodnow’s Chip & Putt “The Internet Laundromat” Wireless broad- forts protected the earliest settlers from French who sided with the Americans during the Golf Course band access. Self-help washers and dryers. and Indian agitation. In 1812 Yankee families on Revolutionary War. • This hilltown features 1211 Mohawk Trail, Shelburne, Drop-off wash, dry and fold, and dry clean- Catamount Hill objected to seizure of American aspects of old New England: working farms, 413-625-6107 Goodnows Chip and Putt ing. Attendant Hours: Mon-Sat 3 pm to 7 ships by the British navy in a flag raising protest orchards and sugarbush and a white spired 18 hole short par 3 course. Clubs and golf pm. Do It Yourself Hours: 6 am to 10 pm, 7 still celebrated today. Colrain’s farms, forests, church in Shelburne Center. Little Mohawk balls furnished. Open daily from 9 am to dark. April thru November. Located just days a week. and orchards produce lumber, apples, milk, Road near the church leads to the Patten 3 miles west of Greenfield rotary, on the maple products, goat cheese, wool, and ciders District and well-marked trails to the High Mohawk Trail. in a continuing agricultural tradition. During the Ledges, Mt. Massaemett and Wilcox Hollow. 2nd weekend in November, the craftspeople The Village of Shelburne Falls is part of the ✷ Mohawk Trading Post of Colrain have a tour and sale just in time for town of Shelburne - townofshelburne.com 874 Mohawk Trail, Shelburne, your Holiday shopping. This is so much better POINTS OF INTEREST .High Ledges 413-625-2412 than ordering on-line. You get to drive around (Audubon Soc.) .Mt. Massaemett Fire Tower www.mohawk-trading-post.com mohawktradingpost THE INTERNET LAUNDROMAT autumn-colored Colrain searching for an art- .Wilcox Hollow .Bardwells Ferry Bridge THE INTERNET LAUNDROMAT ist’s shop - they’re well-marked but get a map. 4.5 miles west on Rt. 2 from exit 26, I-91 WashDrop-off • Dry • Fold Drop-off Service Service ✷ Davenport’s Mobil Station Rotary. American Indian Arts & Crafts, Wash • Dry • Fold. Drop-off Service Once you’ve arrived, there is a great selection InternetWash Access —ComputersDry & fold on Site of one-of-a-kind gifts. 269 Mohawk Trail, Shelburne, moccasins, Indian sterling silver jewelry. 413-625-9544 Beadcraft supplies, T-shirts, maple products, Internet AccessOpenDry 6am —Computersc -10pmleaning 7 days on SitePOINTS OF INTEREST .Arthur A. 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48 www.mohawktrail.com www.mohawktrail.com 49 ✷ Outpost Specialties Air Conditioned, WI‑Fl, DVD/TVs, Enjoy 1385 Mohawk Trail, Shelburne, deerfield Champney’s Restaurant & Tavern for 413-625-9068, OutpostSeatCovers.com 01342 relaxed fine dining or tavern fare. 2½ miles west of the Greenfield I-91 Rotary Deerfield is the New England that visitors ✷ Historic Deerfield on the Mohawk Trail. This unique specialty hope to find. Settled in 1669, it was the most 80 Old Main St., Deerfield, shop features all kinds of products made important town in Western Massachusetts. 413-775-7214, www.Historic-Deerfield.org from luxurious sheepskin as well as warm It was a much larger town and included the Step into early New England! Explore deerskin and leather gloves. present towns of Greenfield and Shelburne. 11 museum houses with trained guides, ✷ Shelburne Falls Hot Air Balloons at The Green River Festival held in July Its history is notable for the bloody confronta- world-class antiques, special exhibitions, Coffee Roasters tion of the settlers with the French and Native in the heart of a 330-year old village. Enjoy 1207 Mohawk Trail, Shelburne Falls tions, and easy access from Rte. 2 and I-91. Americans on February 29, 1704. The history of family programs, hands-on learning, events, 413-625-0116, ShelburneFallsCoffee.com Only a short drive to Historic Deerfield. this early American town is faithfully interpreted distinctive shopping, and tavern lunch at the Enjoy world-class fresh roasted coffees, Open year-round by the Memorial Hall Museum and Historic Deerfield Inn. Deerfield. sumptuous pastries, savory soups and more ✷ Franklin County ✷ Memorial Hall Museum in a cozy country setting. Delicious snacks to Chamber of Commerce ✷ Deerfield Inn 8 Memorial St., Deefield, 413-774-3768 or light meals. Eat in or take out. Open all day, 413-774-7476, www.Deerfield-MA.org 395 Main St., P.O. Box 898, Greenfield, 81 Old Main Street Deerfield,M A every day. The perfect stop for the traveler! 413-773-5463, www.FranklinCC.org 413.774.5587 ‑ 800.926.3865 Built in 1798 as the original Deerfield Get helpful travel and area information. Stop www.DeerfieldInn.com Academy building, it opened in 1880 as a at the Visitor Center at the Rotary of I-91 and Visit our original country inn located in museum to preserve and display collections Rt.2. email: [email protected] the heart of historic Deerfield village. as a “direct memorial of the inhabitants of this valley, both Indian and Puritan.” 19 ✷ Greenfield Co-operative Bank Relax in one of 24 individually decorat- Greenfield ed guest rooms, all with private baths, exhibition rooms. Open weekends in May; 63 Federal St., Greenfield Tues-Sun, June-October 11am - 4:30pm. 01301 413-772-0293, www.BestLocalBank.com Greenfield, the Franklin County Seat, is Convenient ATM drive-up, right on The Trail! named for the green and fertile valley it occu- Visit our location in downtown Shelburne pies. A superb view of it may be seen from Falls...Near the Bridge of Flowers! Member Poet’s Seat Tower on Greenfield Mountain. NYCE, CIRRUS, SUM and MONEYPASS. Originally part of Deerfield, Greenfield was Member FDIC. Member SIF. incorporated in 1753. At that time, it was the northern frontier before the Canadian border. ✷ Poetry Ridge Bed & Breakfast Greenfield was the first place in America to 55 Stone Ridge Lane, Greenfield, manufacture knives. J. Russell Co. made the 413-773-5143, www.rkotours.com famous Green River knives. This town was also Turn of the century elegance amidst the home to Greenfield Tap & Die, the world’s larg- natural beauty of 11 wooded hilly acres est thread-cutting firm. with trails leading to Poet’s Seat Tower. POINTS OF INTEREST .Historical Society Expansive views over the Conn. River Valley - House & Historical Markers .Covered Bridge off 7 fireplaces, old world billiard room, spacious Leyden Road .Poet’s Seat Tower decks, private baths. Come put yourself in the Poet’s Seat. ✷ Brandt House Bed & Breakfast ✷ WHAI 98.3 FM, and 29 Highland Ave., Greenfield, Bear Country 95.3 FM radio 413-774-3329, www.brandthouse.com 81 Woodard Rd., Greenfield, 413-774-4301 Brandt House offers 9 elegantly appointed www.whai.com & www.bear953.com guest rooms on 3 acres of park-like grounds WHAI is the valley’s adult hit music station & gardens. Walking distance to downtown and Bear Country is the valley’s choice for Greenfield, minutes from outdoor attrac- great Country Music.

50 www.mohawktrail.com www.mohawktrail.com 51 ✷ Old Deerfield Country Store Village, Nutcracker Castle and Home Store. And Ice Cream Parlor Fabulous candle, home decor and holiday shopping. See history come to life in our 480 Greenfield Rd., Rts. 5 & 10, Deerfield, 413-774-3045 Candlemaking Museum. Come for the www.OldDeerfieldCountryStore.com Candles, stay for the Fun! Looking for a unique shopping experi- ence? Specializing in Polish Pottery, Kitchen Gadgets and Linens, Baskets, Toys, Cast Iron Figures, Byers’ Choice, Dept. 56, Jewelry and Willow Tree Angels. Stop in to pick up turners Falls everyday items or take home something 01367 special to remember your travels. Turners Falls, on the Connecticut River, is a ✷ Old Deerfield Craft Fairs village in the Town of Montague developed 8 Memorial St., Deerfield, as a planned industrial community in the late 413-774-7476, 1800’s. The site is also significant in Native www.Deerfield-Craft.org American history as it was one of the few places The Old Deerfield Craft Fair is held on the in the region where northern tribes, which front lawn of Memorial Hall Museum in relied on hunting and gathering, and southern September. Each fair features 200+ craft agricultural people gathered to fish, trade, wor- exhibitors from 18+ states with colorful dis- ship, socialize, and share their cultures. plays and craft demonstrations. Downtown Turners Falls is a registered National Historic District with distinctive 19th century architecture. The village is home to a number of working artist studios, The south Shea Theatre and The Great Falls Discovery Deerfield Center which interprets the Connecticut River 01373 Watershed’s rich natural, cultural and industrial history. Turners Falls offers great outdoor recre- South Deerfield has been historically con- ation opportunities with a waterfront bike path nected to Deerfield since the 1670s. The and easy access to Barton’s Cove, Northfield Battle of Bloody Brook occurred here, where Mountain, and The Montague Plains. the Pocumtucks annihilated a small force of soldiers led by Captain Thomas Lathrop. It is ✷ Our Lady of CzĘstochowa farther south on Routes 5 & 10 which intersect Roman Catholic Church the Mohawk Trail in Greenfield. Farming joins The Gem of Franklin County. business in a delightful combination of shops, 84 K St., Turners Falls 413-863-4748 farm stands, museums, restaurants and attrac- Hand-carved altars, imported stained tions. A short ride up a windy road to the top of glass windows, shrine-grotto to St. Kateri Mt. Sugarloaf will reward you with a spectacular Tekakwitha, Lily of the Mohawks. 400 relics view of the Connecticut River. venerated. A cannonball that was fired upon Częstochowa by the Swedes in 1655 on dis- ✷ Yankee Candle village play. Open Tue-Fri 3 to 6:30 p.m. Sat 8 a.m.-5 25 Greenfield Rd., Routes 5 & 10 p.m., Sun. 7 to 11:30 a.m. South Deerfield, 413-665-8306, ✷ Turners Falls RiverCulture www.YankeeCandle.com One Avenue A, Turners Falls, 413-835-1390 One of New England’s most popular des- www.TurnersFallsRiverCulture.org tinations! Explore the Bavarian Christmas Celebrating Turners Falls and the Conn-

52 www.mohawktrail.com www.mohawktrail.com 53 ecticut River area as a destination for the The Massachusetts Cultural Council has desig- arts, outdoor recreation, culture and history. nated Cultural Districts across the state where it Northfield Events include open artist studios, craft fairs, promotes cultural experiences to foster eco- 01360 historic tours, live music & theater, museum nomic growth and celebrate the power of place. exhibits, Native American festivals, literary Northfield is a popular destination for outdoor recreation, featuring access to the events & more. Connecticut River for paddling, fishing, sailing The Shelburne Falls, Greenfield and motor boating from the Pauchaug Brook Boat Launch. Northfield Mountain Recreation & Turners Falls Cultural Districts Center offers narrated river cruises in summer, hiking during much of the year and cross- Shelburne and Buckland are towns on country skiing and snowshoeing in winter, plus either side of the Deerfield River joined by Bernardston environmental workshops for all ages. The a historic iron bridge. World class opera 01337 New England National Scenic Trail traverses in Memorial Hall’s 1898 Met Live series the mountain tops, entering Northfield from - eclectic art and crafts galleries, studios Bernardston is an agricultural town Erving and terminating in New Hampshire at and local eateries - Mocha Maya’s Coffee with an increasing business and tourism Mount Monadnock. Northfield’s Main Street House’s live music year-round - The Bridge of presence that includes shops featuring home contains some of the best-preserved examples Flowers - The Trolley Museum - the Candlepin décor, antiques, gourmet foods and a wide of Federal, Greek Revival and Gothic architec- ture in New England. A new Center based on Museum - geological potholes - Moonlight range of dining establishments. Its histo- ry stretches back to 1676 when Anglo set- the work of 19th-century evangelist Dwight Magic and other family-friendly fairs and Moody has opened on the site of the former The view of the Connecticut River from Northfield festivals throughout the year tlers warred with tribes of Native people. Incorporated in 1762, it was named after the Northfield Seminary and Thomas Aquinas In Greenfield The Crossroads Cultural College, a California-based, four-year, co-ed colonial governor, Francis Bernard. Interstate 91 saquinas.edu for details). The village center District runs through the junctions of Route liberals arts institution, opened an East Coast offers an ice cream shop, deli, auction house, and Route 5 are at each end of the town which 2 (The Mohawk Trail) and I-91, Rte. 2A and branch on the campus in 2019 (see thoma- art gallery and a winery. is the last Interstate stop before the Vermont. scenic Routes 5 & 10 ✷ centennial House Painted Parking Meters - Museum of ✷ The Inn at Crumpin-Fox Bed & breakfast Our Industrial Heritage - Pioneer Valley 71 Northfield Rd.,B ernardston 94 Main St. Northfield, 413-498-5921 Symphony - Artspace - Greenfield Garden 413-648-9131 www.TheCentennialHouse.com www.CrumpinFoxInn.com Cinemas - Energy Park - Lucia Pottery - Pop- Rambling 1811 estate with 6 lovely rooms With 29 spacious & newly renovated rooms, Up Market - JingleFest and suites, priv baths, Jacuzzi, A/C, TV, Wi-Fi. the Inn occupies a 23 acre site just off I-91. Turners Falls is the largest of the five vil- 3-course breakfasts, lush scenery, knowl- Room rates include breakfast, free Wi-Fi and A New England Destination lages that comprise the Town of Montague edgeable hosts. Off Rte. 2 and I-91, central long distance, and all-day coffee/tea service. on the shores the Connecticut River. The to Greenfield, SF, Brattleboro, Keene. Near Crumpin-Fox Club, Northfield Mt. Hermon area is rich in a history and culture of the river, shops, galleries, hiking, golf, schools. School, and the towns of Greenfield, MA and Native people that lived there for thou- Ideal stop btw Cape Cod & Vermont. MC/ Brattleboro, VT are nearby. sands of years. The natural beauty of the Visa, specials. river, well preserved architecture, and the ✷ Kringle Candle Company creative people who live and work in its 220 South Street Rt. 5, Bernardston Conveniently located with 29 spacious & CENTENNIAL HOUSE Bed & Breakfast downtown make this place worth a visit. 413-648-3077, www.KringleCandle.com and CONFERENCE CENTER The Gill-Montague Bridge connects the newly renovated rooms. Lovely outdoor More than 100 intense fragrances, all in courtyard, hospitality room hosts up to Six Guest Rooms with Private Baths Mohawk Trail with the village - The Great decor-friendly white wax. Our Christmas Luxury Suite, Great Breakfasts Falls Discovery Center, housed in a complex 50 guests, free wi�i, in-room amenities Weddings and Special Events Barn and Chocolate Cottage are open year- & seasonal continental breakfast. of historic mill buildings hosts art exhibits, round, and the award-winning Farm Table Located just off I-91 and Route 2 Ana & Cliff Kaiser Also serving Deerfield, Greenfield, educational programs and live music - The Restaurant provides organic, gluten free Shelburne Falls, and Other Western Carnegie Library - Unity Park, the crown and locally-sourced foods in an elegantly- Keepers of the Inn Massachusetts Destinations jewel of the waterfront - The Shea Theater 94 Main Street, Route 63 restored 1800 farmhouse. 71 North�ield Road, Bernardston, MA 01337 Arts Center Northfield, MA. 01360 413-648-9131 • 800-436-9466 413-498-5921 www.crumpinfoxinn.com www.thecentennialhouse.com

54 www.mohawktrail.com www.mohawktrail.com 55 black walnut and spalted maple. Featured on Oprah’s “O” List, Yankee Magazine. Gill Visit our half price seconds shop. Open daily Phillipston 01354 9:30am - 5:30pm. 01331 Gill is bordered to the east and south by the ✷ Wagon Wheel Restaurant Phillipston is rural and remote, marked by Connecticut River. The Mohawk Trail crosses 39 French King Highway, Rt. 2, Gill, forests and winding roads. It is the northern the river at this point over the French King 413-863-8210, www.WagonWheelGill.com entrance to the Quabbin Reservoir. Its historic Bridge. It was built by the same firm that Conveniently located across from Barton village center is a town common ringed by erected the George Washington Bridge in New Cove with indoor and outdoor seating. town buildings, a school and 19th century York City and the Golden Gate Bridge in San Freshly made food including grilled burg- homes. Several miles away from the center, Francisco. More spectacular than the bridge ers, fresh fish, falafel, soups, hand-cut fries, Route 2 bisects the town and a small number ridge of lowers is the view from it. Upriver is the French King baked goods and homemade ice cream. of businesses are located along busy Route 2A. B F Rock. According to legend, a party of French Open all day. 3 min off I-91 exit 27, east on ✷ Lamb City Campground celebrates its soldiers on a scouting expedition camped Rt 2/Mohawk Trail. 85 Royalston Rd., Phillipston 90th Anniversary there. In those days the rock stood 18 feet out 978-249-2049, www.LambCity.com What started as a community beautification of the water. A French officer took formal pos- Best little city in New England ½ mile off Rte. session of it in the name of his king, Louis XIV. project by the Shelburne Falls Women’s 2. 235 sites, pull-thrus, full hookups, water & Club has lasted 90 years and visited by more ✷ peterman’s Boards & Bowls electric fully stocked variety store, RV cen- than 21,000 people each year. The Bridge 61 French King Highway, Rt. 2, Gill, ter, liquor, propane, 3 pools, fishing pond, of Flowers was originally built as a trolley Athol canoes, basketball & volleyball ct., weekly 413-863-2116, www.SpencerPeterman.com 01331 bridge to move freight and people across Peterman’s Red House Gallery, housed in activities and much more. 800-292-LAMB the Deerfield River. When the trolley business athol sits in the center of the North Quabbin the oldest house in Gill (1736) features locally went bankrupt the bridge was left behind. Region. Surrounded by the area’s eight other sourced bowls and boards in cherry, burl, Within two years of its closing the structure towns, it is the largest and along with Orange, became an eyesore. Cost prohibitive to tear has the majority of the area’s retail and com- down and still serving as support for the water mercial locations. A classic New England mill main to Buckland, it had to stay. That’s when town, Athol offers visitors a hub for creating Westminster t h e W o m e n ’s some incredible recreational adventures. 01473 Club members With over 100,000 acres of conserved land for Westminster is situated on Route 2A between made lemonade public use, visitors can find guidebooks and Fitchburg and Gardner in the midst of Johnny out of a lemon. maps at the region’s Visitors Center. Proud Appleseed country. Westminster Crackers They brought in of its heritage, Athol often plays host to the originated here in 1828 but are now produced 80 loads of loam Atholl Scotland Highlanders and has a unique, Peterman’s by a Vermont baker. Visitors here enjoy an and planted flow- marked history trail that narrates the early days atmosphere of rural tranquility, with views ers along a path- Boards of its settlement. of beautiful lakes, and majestic Mt. Wachusett. way and contin- & Bowls ✷ North Quabbin Chamber ✷ The 1761 Old Mill ued to do so for OF Commerce Restaurant and Pub the next 90 years. 80 Freedom St., Athol 978-249-3849, 69 State Rd. East., (Rte. 2A East), There would be www.NorthQuabbinChamber.com Andrée Clearwater and her staff Westminster, 978-874-5941, no blossoms on will help you find the perfect bowl! The North Quabbin Region is the quintes- www.1761OldMill.com this bridge if it wasn’t for a dedicated group Locally sourced hardwoods. Made on site. sential New England destination. Less than Just off Rt. 2, exit 25, take 2A East ½ mile. of people and the generosity of the local Peterman’s Boards & Bowls a 1½ hour drive from Boston, join us to hike, Built in 1761 as a sawmill on a pond, run by tradesman and businesses. paddle, , fish, bird, camp and 61 French King Highway the Foster family for over 70 years. Serving Visit their website www.bridgeofflowersmass. . enjoy the 100,000 acres of public conserva- Gill, MA 413.863.2116 delicious Yankee food in a rural setting. org for historical photos and details of the tion land. www.spencerpeterman.com Come feed our ducks and visit our Village garden’s growth. You can even become a Open 9:30 to 5:30 daily. Store. Function rooms for all your needs. “Friend of the Bridge.”

56 www.mohawktrail.com www.mohawktrail.com 57 Athol Northfield Saturdays May 18 – October 19 Thursdays 3:00 – 6:00 pm weather permitting 9:00 am – Noon 105 Main Street (Cameron’s Winery) 100 Main Street - Millers River Environmental Contact:[email protected] Farmers Center at the corner of Main St and Walnut St northfieldfarmersmkt 978-249-4551 Orange Athol-Farmers-Market Thursdays May 16 – October 17 Markets Ashfield 3:00-6:00 pm Saturdays May 11 – October 26 135 East Main Street (Armory Parking Lot) along The Trail 9:00 am – 1:00pm 978-413-0740 457 Main Street (Town Common) www.townoforange.org 413-588-6977 OrangeFarmersMarket www.ashfieldfarmersmarket.com Petersham ashfieldfarmersmarket Fridays June 7 – October 18 Bernardston 3:00 – 6:00 pm (note new address) Petersham Town Common Saturdays May 25 – October 5 978-724-6662 10:00 am – 1:00 pm http://petershamcommon.com/fridaymarket.htm 58 Church Street Shelburne Falls So much More (United Church of Bernardston parking lot) Fridays May 24 - October 25 413-648-0056 2:00 pm – 6:30 pm Rain or Shine Bernardston-Farmers-Market Information Baptist Parking lot Greenfield 53 Main Street, corner of Water Street Saturdays April 27 – October 26 www.shelburnefallsfarmersmarket.org about farm fresh, 8:00 AM – 12:30 PM Shelburne-Falls-Farmers-Market 14 Court Square Turners Falls locally grown, Next Town Common & Town Halls (note new address) www.greenfieldfarmersmarket.com Wednesdays May 1 – October 23 handcrafted, North Adams 2:00 – 6:00 pm Saturdays June 8 – October 19 Avenue A & 2nd Street (Next to Great Falls delectable edibles 9:00 am – 3:00 pm Discovery Center) Month of May only 10 Saint Anthony Drive Peskeomskut Park (Avenue A between 6th & St. Anthony Municipal Parking Lot 7th Street) Starting June 5 in Massachusetts at the intersection of Rte. 8 & Marshall Street GreatFallsFarmersMarket 413-664-6180 https://greatfallsfarmersmarketturners.blogspot. can be found at - NorthAdamsFarmersMarket com Westminster www.mass.gov/agr/massgrown/map.htm Fridays May 3 – October 25 3:00 – 6:30 pm Academy Hill Road (Town Common) www.westminstermafarmersmarket.com Westminster-Farmers-Market Williamstown National Farmers Saturdays May 18 – October 12 9:00 am – 1:00 pm Market Week 125 Spring Street Parking Lot - Across from Tunnel City Coffee Spring Street & Walden Street Parking Lot August 4-10, 2019 www.williamstownfarmersmarket.org Williamstown-Farmers-Market

58 www.mohawktrail.com www.mohawktrail.com 59 Route 2 east from North Adams leads to the Mohawk Trail, one of the most famous Driv ing scenic drives in the Berkshires. The road fol- lows the old trail Native Americans of the Five Tour 1 Nations used to pass between the Connecticut and Hudson Valleys. First point of interest on Mohawk Trail & Savoy State Forest the trail is the Hairpin Turn, where the trail rises sharply to the Western Summit (called '62 Center for Theater and Dance Spirit Mountain by Native Americans). There Approximately 55 miles Williams college Campus . Williamstown Vintage Postcard of The Hairpin Turn c.1920 North Adams is an observation point from which excellent views of mountainous portions of southern Vermont and northwestern Massachusetts can be seen including Mount Greylock, Mount Prospect and Mount Williams. Williamstown, the home of Williams Whitcomb Summit College Continuing up the trail, the next stop is , the top of the trail. , is the starting place for a tour From this elevation, 2,173 feet, one can see far into southern Vermont and New Hamp- which can cover most of the outstanding shire. Further along, the trail crosses a bridge and turns sharply to the left. Another features of the northern section of Berk- road leads to the right. Here the visitor has a choice of three routes; 1. To continue shire County. Located on the Williams along the trail to Charlemont, Shelburne Falls, and Greenfield; College Campus is the Chapin Library of Rare Books 2. To retrace the route back to North Adams; 3. To turn right in Stetson Hall. On per- Clark Art Institute away into Savoy Mountain State Forest for a visit to Tannery manent display at the Chapin Library Williamstown Falls. [NOTE: The road for the 3rd option is temporarily closed] are original copies of the Four Founding The road out of the Tannery Falls area on the return leg of Documents of the United States. Across Main Street from the Chapin Library, is the Wil- liams College Museum of Art this Circle Tour leads just northwest of Savoy Center and onto , noted for its permanent collection and changing exhibitions East Road in the town of Adams. East Road paralleling Route 8 to that emphasize American art, modern and contemporary art, and non-western art. The col- Thompson Memorial Chapel the North leads back to North Adams, and gives a commanding lege’s , a Gothic structure built in 1904, is on the north side of view of Greylock Mountain, towering over Adams, a charming Main Street in Williamstown. A series of stained glass Victorian town with an elegantly restored Main Street. windows merit particular attention, especially when A must-see is the Western Gateway Heritage State Park, viewed from within the chapel. located on Route 8 in the center of North Adams. The freight yard Continuing west on Main Street is the picturesque First Congregational Church 7 district of North Adams has been restored and now houses a va- . Further along Main riety of contemporary and historical attractions, including an ex- Street is the ’62 Center for Theatre and Dance, Williamstown The- Tannery Falls cellent exhibit on the building of the Hoosac Tunnel. To complete which is the summer home of the the tour, turn left on Route 2 and return to Williamstown. atre Festival, professional theatre under the direction Savoy of Mandy Greenfield (July through August on the Main Stage, Nikos Stage, staged readings, and a Free Theater). Going west on Main Street, the road leads Museum of Contemporary Art Williams College Williamstown Theatre Festival Natural into Field Park, where a faithful reproduction of a 1753 north Adams Bridge Clarksburg house was built in 1953 for the town’s bicentennial. Williamstown The Milne Memorial Library is located at 1095 Main Street in. Mass MoCA Hairpin Turn On the west side of South Street is the Sterling and Francine 2 Western Summit Clark Art Institute , known for its Impressionist collection, old North Adams Whitcomb Summit masters, English silver, prints, and drawings. MCLA Florida Whitcomb Hill Rd. Proceeding east on Route 2, one comes to a vast historic Heritage State Park mill complex in downtown North Adams. It is the site of MASS Hoosac Tunnel MoCA which presents art exhibitions, music, dance, theater, Riv 8 er Rd. and multimedia events. North Adams is also home to the Fall Savoy Mt. Foliage Festival and Parade. 2 Natural Bridge State Park is located east of North Adams 7 i State Forest off Route 2 and 8. This natural bridge of white marble was cre- Adams ated by the waters of Hudson Brook. A dam on the brook is Marble Dam at Natural Bridge made from the white marbled quarried on that site. north Adams Tannery Falls

60 www.mohawktrail.com www.mohawktrail.com 61 Driv ing Tour 2 North Berkshire & Mohawk Trail Approximately 53 miles Griffin Hall on the Williams College Campus Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts The Elk Memorial Williamstown north Adams Florida

This scenic tour brings you north on Route 7 to The Mohawk Trail. Starting in Native Americans). Travel through the scenic town of Florida to the Whitcomb Pittsfield, take Route 7 to Lanesboro, the birth place of humorist, Josh Billings, who Summit, home of the Elk Memorial on the highest point of the Mohawk Trail at is buried in the village cemetery. Continue north on Route 7 to South Williamstown, 2,200 feet. One quarter mile past the summit, Whitcomb Hill Road leads to the eastern HISTORIC FIVE CORNERS. Here several walking tours to historic houses are available. portal of the Hoosac Tunnel. Follow this road back down to the Deerfield River. Following Route 7 to Williamstown you are now on Route 2, The Mohawk Trail, between Take a left on River Road until it crosses the railroad tracks. Look here for the eastern Williamstown and Greenfield. Starting in Williamstown, which is the home of Williams portal of the Hoosac Tunnel engineered and completed in 1875 by blasting through College, Williamstown Theatre Festival, Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute, five miles of sheer granite. Continue left on River Road to Bear Swamp Project and and Williams College Museum of Art, this “village beautiful” deserves a tour of its Visitor’s Center which has picnic facilities. Retrace River Road and cross the iron own. Enjoy its many fine shops, craft galleries, and eateries. Continue on Route 2, east bridge over the Deerfield River until the junction of Route 2 at the Indian Bridge. to the City of North Adams, where you can visit the Western Gateway Heritage State Take a right and after a short distance view the famous “Hail to the Sunrise” Statue, Park, Natural Bridge State Park, MASS MoCA, Massachusetts College of Liberal a memorial to the Mohawk Native Americans, sponsored by The Improved Order of Arts, and the North Adams Fall Foliage Festival. Ascend the Hoosac Mountain Range the Redman. Continue easterly on Route 2 to Charlemont. Mohawk Trail Concerts to the Hairpin Turn with its vistas of Mt. Greylock, the Green Mountains and the Hoosac are held weekends in July at the acoustically perfect Charlemont Federated Church. Valley. The trail then rises sharply to the Western Summit (called Spirit Mountain by Route 8A North hosts the 160 foot long Bissell Covered Bridge just 600 feet off Route 2. Continue easterly to Shelburne Falls, home Bridge of Flowers Williams College of the , an old arched Williamstown Theatre Festivalestival Natural trolley bridge transformed into a garden of Williamstown BridgeBridge 88 flowers from spring to fall. Follow signs to Mass Salmon Falls Glacial Potholes 2 North MoCA Hairpin TuTurnrn Bear Swamp and view the Adams Westernstern SummiSummitt Visitor's Ctr.. located below Salmon Falls and carved out ClarkClark ArtArt Whitcomb Summitt of rock during the Ice InstituteInstitute Heritage MCLAA Florida Whitcomb Hill Rd.. Age. Visit the museum StateState PParkark located in the Arms Hoosac Tunnel Mt. Greylock 88A Academy Building. 88 RiRivv elev.. 34913491 ftft.. erer Rd.Rd. Covered Bridge Colrain Rejoin Route 2 and % Mohawk Trailrail ConcertsConcerts ss proceed to Greenfield, 111122 weerr 7 Highest Peakeak 2 ff Flolo incorporated in 1753. inin MassachusettsMassachusetts Adams Charlemont gee oo Brridid Faallslls 91 At the time, Greenfield Hail to the Sunrise oon leless New ii Saalmlm ththoo was considered the iaiall Po Ashford Shelburne Falls Glalacc northernmost frontier 88A Poetet’s’s before the Canadian Greylock i Poet’s Visitors Ctr.. 116 Seat border. Visit the Buckland Towerr Seat Tower, off High Savoy Shelburne Greenfield Street on Greenfield Cheshire 88A 111122 Mountain. Watch for signs. There is a superb 88 Deerfield view of the Greenfield Lanesborough Valley from here. Return Poet’s Seat Tower to Main Street. Greenfield

62 www.mohawktrail.com www.mohawktrail.com 63 Street to the cemetery. The Meeting House is open for tours on Sunday afternoons 1 to Driv ing 4 p.m. July 3 to Oct. 9. Returning to Route 8 see the plaque on Park Street on the Grey- Tour lock Credit Union Building which honors 3 Susan B. Anthony , who was born in Adams in 1820. A side trip to 67 East Road brings Mt. Greylcok & Savoy State Forest you to the Susan B. Anthony Birthplace Museum. Continue north to North Adams, Approximately 33 miles follow signs on Route 8 to Natural Bridge State Park. This white marble formation is over 500 million years old. A 30 foot marble Quaker Meeting House Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art bridge spans a 60 foot deep chasm. Unusual Adams north adams This scenic tour of northern Berkshire County is on flora and fauna are found in this park which the western edge of the Mohawk Trail and starts in is open June to November. Retrace your steps Fall Foli- the city of North Adams at City Hall, Route 8 and into the city of North Adams. The age Festival Marshall Street. First visit the vast mill complex on is held the last weekend in Sep- Marshall Street, MASS MoCA. MASS MoCA is a ma- tember through the first weekend in October. North Adams jor center for the arts and multicultural disciplines celebrates the 4th of July with featuring performances, educational resources and a Fireworks Extravaganza at 9:30pm at Noel contemporary art exhibits. Just south of City Hall on Field Rt. 8, North Adams. Downtown North Route 8 and Furnace Street is the Western Gateway Adams has a unique Main Street, including its Heritage State Park. This park is located in the old three side streets: Marshall, Holden and Eagle freight yard district. It is part of a statewide system of Susan B. Anthony Birthplace urban parks. Nineteenth century structures have been Adams renovated to house exhibits, shops, and restaurants. Natural streets. Explore the small shops, art The Visitors Center highlights the rich railroad and Williamstown Bridge Mass galleries and eateries. Clustered on industrial heritage of North Adams and the building MoCA Hoosac Tunnel North the eastern end of Main Street are of the . Exit from Western Gateway Mt. Greylock War Memorial 2 Adams Heritage State Park onto Route 2 and taking a left, Adams 2 four churches all topped with tall travel west to Notch Road. A sign shows the entrance Heritage steeples which give North Adams to Mt. Greylock State Reservation. The reservation State Park MCLA its moniker, “The Spire City.” Also Mohawk is open May through October. It is the highest peak Mt. Greylock uniquely preserved is the 7 8 Theater Marquee in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts at 3,491 feet. elev. 3491 ft. , a delightful art Quaker deco, 1930s light show. Along the many switchbacks are lookout points that Meeting i allow the traveler excellent views of Berkshire vistas. ✪ House At the summit, there is the 90 foot high granite Veter- New Highest Peak Adams ans Memorial Tower, a commemoration to all Mas- Ashford in Massachusetts Susan B. sachusetts’ war dead. On a clear day from the tower’s Anthony Birthplace observation platform, you can see Mt. Monadnock, Greylock New Hampshire, the Green Mountains in Vermont, Visitors Ctr. 116 the Adirondacks and Catskills in New York, and Mt. Everett in the southern Berkshires. Bascom Lodge, at the summit, has food and lodging. Guided hikes, Cheshire Cheshire walks, and nature tours are available. Take a southerly Lake route, descending into the town of Lanesborough on 8 Route 7. Turn east on Summer Street in Lanesborough Lanesborough Mohawk Theatre Marquee and continue to the village of Berkshire on Route 8. NORTH Adams Then take Route 8 north along Cheshire Lake with its scenic overlook. Arriving in Adams, a Victorian Berkshire textile mill town, visit the historic Quaker Meet- Bascom Lodge on Mt. Greylock ing House, taking a left from Route 8 onto Maple Adams

64 www.mohawktrail.com www.mohawktrail.com 65 Driv ing Trail; make a right turn going west. Stop at scenic French King Bridge which is 750 Tour 4 feet long, 140 feet above the waters of the Connecticut River. It was built by the same Mohawk Trail & The Pioneer Valley firm that erected the George Washington and Golden Gate Bridges. There is an excel- Approximately 55 miles lent view of French King Rock, allegedly the site that a French officer claimed for the King of France. Continue west on Route 2 to The Shea Theater Turners Falls, home of , regg a restored vaudeville theater offering mu- G

Mohawk Trail van This tour at the eastern part of the sic and theater events year round. From the E begins in Greenfield. Watch an early sunrise from the bridge enjoy a view of the falls and the fish Motorboat cruises on the Connecticut River Poet’s Seat Tower by driving east on Main Street to as they make their upstream journey (visible Gill - Erving High Street, then follow the signs to the Tower. Re- only in April, May and early June). Contin- turn to Main Street, Route 2A, go west and turn left on ue west on Route 2, turn north on Route 5-10 and travel to Bernardston where Kringle Candle Company Route 5 which takes you through the meadowlands of Historic Deerfield has a complex of attractions sur- the Deerfield and Connecticut Rivers, site of the 1704 deerfield rounding its candle store: The Farm Table Restaurant, Deerfield Massacre. Visit Historic Deerfield, a muse- Kringle Country Barn, Pappa Kringle’s Toy Shoppe um village complex of 13 historic houses devoted to the study of the history of Deer- and The Chocolate Cottage. Return south on Route field, the culture of the Connecticut River Valley and the arts in early American life. 5 where the road will take you into Greenfield, back There are guided tours of the historic houses and the 300 year old village street (ad- to the starting point. Commemorative plaques of his- mission fee for museum houses). Stop at Memorial Hall Museum on Routes 5 and 10 toric events are located all along this tour. Parks and where memorabilia of the 1600’s to 1800’s from both settlers and Native Americans is lakes are identified for rest or recreational use. exhibited. Follow Route 5 to South Deerfield and you can’t miss the Yankee Candle Village. Visit Santa Bernardston year round, see live demonstration of colonial candle- making and an authentic Bavarian Christmas Village. 63 Continue south and turn left on Route 116 and follow Mt. Sugarloaf State Reservation ranz 91 the signs for . It is F Turners

the shortest ride to one of the most spectacular views. aul P Falls French King The observation tower gives an excellent view of the Bridge Connecticut River Valley. Return to Route 116, go The Connecticut River at Winter Sunset Montague/Greenfield east to Route 47. This is farmland and along the way Yankee Candle i 2 south deerfield you’ll find farm stands and places to pick your own fruit and vegetables. Reaching Route 63, go north to the Fish Hatchery and Salmon Lad- Greenfield der Poet's Seat Millers Falls near Montague. Continue north Tower to Northfield Mt. Recreation & En- vironmental Center. Enjoy a 1½ hour Deerfield interpretive riverboat cruise on the Historic 10 Connecticut River or hike along the Deerfield twenty-five mile trail system, tour the 116 mountain top reservoir and the un- Mt. Sugarloaf 47 derground power station. Picnic areas State Reservation are available at the Center, along the S. Deerfield river across from the Visitors Center, Leavitt-Hovey House, Greenfield Library Sunderland and at Unity Park near Turners Falls Greenfield Northfield Mt. Center on the Connecticut 116 northfield Dam and seasonal fishladder. Return on Route 63 to Route 2, the Mohawk

i Festival garlicandarts.org in 78 32 Driv ing September. Also known as the 68 festival that stinks, it celebrates Tour community spirit, agriculture, Orange Athol 5 food, arts, crafts, music and of Erving 2A course garlic! North Quabbin For more adventure, head 2 down East River Street to Or- Phillipston Approximately 36 miles ange Municipal Airport and 32 visit Jumptown jumptown.com the old- 202 122 the quabbin Reservoir est skydiving 101 club in the New Salem Petersham with 25,000 acres of water surrounded by Orange, also known as the Friendly country and 81,000 acres of beautiful, protected water- Town, is the starting point for your North take a dive! shed lands. It is also a birder’s paradise. Quabbin Adventure! Start at Trail Head In case you 32 Eagles were returned to the Quabbin in trailhead.biz in Orange center where you brought your the 1980s, and today they, and a myriad can pick up maps for the entire region as four-legged 122 of other62 birds, live or stop by the reservoir well as supplies and grab a bite at the Mill- friend, the and adjacent land. Head back towards North Quab- Quabbin Barre the store and turn right back onto Rte. ers River Café millersrivercafe.com. Take Jumptown bin Dog Park 202 South then turn right onto Rte. 122 South Main Street/Rte. 122, and you will Orange Municipal Airport Pelham Reservoir 32A immediately see Orange Memorial Park is located towards Petersham. Right after this inter- on your left. Visit the official Peace Statue near the airport. Open dawn to dusk, and section, make a stop at Quabbin Gate 30. of the Commonwealth, a 12 foot bronze at no charge, let your dog play and have The hiking trail from the gate crosses the statue of a soldier and a young boy with fun too! The annual Yankee Engine-uety to music and cultural events at the 1794 lovely arched Keystone Bridge, built by the inscription “It shall not happen again.” Show cmsgma.com is held in June every Meetinghouse 1794meetinghouse.org. The hand in 1866. From the bridge, a fisher- It’s also the site for the annual New Year’s year at the airport. 1794 Meetinghouse is a beautiful Greek man’s trail leads east along the river to the Eve festival Starry Starry Night. Nearby, Quintessential New Salem awaits revival building built in 1794 as a church Quabbin Reservoir. take a stroll your visit! Take Rte. 122 South out of and a public gathering place. Today it is As you get back on Rte. 122, be ready in the new- Orange to Rte. 202 towards New Salem. known for offering outstanding musi- to take a left onto Rte. 32 towards Peter- ly renovat- It may be time for refreshments and the cal and cultural programs of wide ap- sham. The town common welcomes you, ed Butter- New Salem General Store offers both peal during the summer. Continue down and a must visit is the Petersham Country field Park, freshly made sandwiches and pastries, South Main Street, Store facebook.com/TheCountryStorein- then cross a variety of beverages, and a covered and you will en- Petersham. Freshly prepared food made over to outside picnic area. The store also hosts counter New Sa- with locally sourced ingredients, eat in or The Com- the wildly popular Hilltown Brewfest lem Preserves, take out. Fol- m u n i t y hilltownbrewfest.com every September an apple orchard lowing Rte. Boathouse, Community Boathouse bringing dozens of craft brewers together with 125-year-old 32 towards p e a k - Orange for a massive tasting. apple trees and an Athol, the expeditions.com/the-boathouse Continue two miles further on Rte. all-organic policy. P e t e r s h a m at 25 East River Street. It offers a wide va- 202, turn left onto Cooleyville Road (the Check out the Craft Center riety of activities and affordable canoe and third with same name), and continue to overlook view of and Gallery kayak rentals. The annual Orange Solstice Hunt Road and the Quabbin Sky Vine- the Quabbin Res- is on your left. RiverFest facebook.com/OrangeSolstic- yard. They offer free wine tastings with ervoir as you head Find that spe- wines for sale on site. cial gift made eRiverfest takes place in June on the Mill- down the road to Clamber Hill Inn and Restaurant ers River featuring arts, crafts, food and Now turn around and backtrack on Quabbin Gate 25. by a local ar- Petersham music. At dusk floating fire pits are lit, and Rte. 202, and opposite the Country Store, The Quabbin is a tisan or take a the boat parade starts, with decorated and take a right onto North Main Street, and premier wildlife class! Along Rte. 32, the Clamber Hill Inn illuminated vessels. Another annual event Historic New Salem Common. Enjoy the 1794 Meetinghouse habitat and hu- and Restaurant clamberhill.com is located New Salem is the North Quabbin Garlic and Arts picturesque landscape and farms, or relax man visitor haven, on your left, opposite the sign for Rte. 101. They offer overnights, wine and whiskey added park and amphitheater. A short tastings and a first-class restaurant open drive down the street turn right on Ex- Thursday through Saturday. change Street and visit the North Quab- Just a few miles down the road you bin Visitors Bureau and Visitors Center will find the Petersham Curling Club, facebook.com/NQvisitorBureau at 251 Have you discovered our one of just three in the entire state peter- Exchange Street. We have maps and bro- shamcurling.org followed by the Harvard chures and would love to see you! Forest and Fisher Museum. The 3,700 acre Back on Main Street, continue towards forest is operated by Harvard University Orange, and the Millers River Environ- and has a museum and lectures as well as mental Center and Alan E. Rich Environ- hiking and cross-country skiing. mental Park atholbirdclub.org will be on Take Rte. 101 towards Phillipston your right. The center is home to the na- turning left at Petersham Road and en- tionally recognized Athol Bird and Nature ter Phillipston Common with its classic Club and the New England charm. Head out of the park offers VILLAGE? common on Baldwinville Road towards access to the Patriots Road Millers River (Rte. 2A) and for canoes, Explore our Village— stop at the kayaks and King Phillip small boats, there’s lots of fun in store… R e s t a u r a n t and is the of- kingphillip. ficial starting River Rat Race Athol Candle Emporium com for some point for the 200,000 candles and over hearty fare by annual River Rat Race riverratrace.com 200 fragrances! the fireside. every April. The park also offers great op- Turn left onto portunities for birding and hiking. Fun for Kids 2A towards Heading back towards Orange on 2A, Create a custom candle or Athol. Be turn right onto Wheeler Road in Orange, a wax mold of your hand. sure to make and visit Johnson’s Farm and Sugar House Red Apple Farm Phillipston a stop at the johnsons- Bavarian Village Red Apple f a r m . n e t . 25-ft. Christmas tree and Farm redapplefarm.com by turning right Enjoy a it snows…inside! on Highland Ave. The orchard offers a d e l i c i o u s wide variety of produce, baked goods and meal in a Meet Santa, All Year Round family events year round. c o u n t r y Explore his workshop overflowing with toys. Continue down 2A into Athol passing setting and the high school. Across the street from the visit the Family Friendly Events hospital you’ll find Bearsden Road that store. Turn Visit our website for details. leads to the Bearsden Conservation Area Johnson`s Farm and Sugar House right off Orange with miles of trails crisscrossing 1,000 W h e e l e r NEW Build A Bear Workshop! acres of forest, hills and the Millers River. Road and you’ll return to Orange center. Reserve one of the rustic cabins for free for The North Quabbin Region offers over a special summer or fall holiday. 100,000 acres of permanently conserved Back on Rte. 2A, turn right on Main land open for public use with hundreds Street towards Athol center and the Athol of miles of marked and rated trails, wa- I-91, Exit 24 · 25 Greenfield Road, South Deerfield, Public Library athollibrary.org will be on terways and endless recreational oppor- MA 877.636.7707 · yankeecandle.com/village your right. The library is the first LEED tunities. It is also the source for many of Certified library in the country showcas- Worcester and Boston’s farm to table res- ing the region’s attention to the environ- taurants, producing organic meats, dairy, #YankeeCandleVillageMa ment. Just behind the library is a newly cheese, produce, wine and beer.

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