THE GREAT OUTDOORS
Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy hiking trails, biking routes, and water activities amidst stunning scenery. With options for all skill levels, from leisurely walks to challenging adventures, there's something for everyone to explore in nature's playground.
THE MOUNT
A historic estate and cultural center that was once the home of author Edith Wharton. Set amidst beautifully landscaped gardens and sweeping views of the Berkshire Hills, The Mount offers visitors a glimpse into Wharton's life and legacy. From guided tours of the elegant mansion to literary events and performances on its picturesque grounds, The Mount provides a unique blend of history, literature, and natural beauty that captivates all who visit.
BERKSHIRE BOTANICAL GARDENS
A tranquil oasis of natural beauty and horticultural diversity. Spanning 15 acres of meticulously curated gardens, it offers visitors a peaceful retreat to explore and appreciate the wonders of plant life. From vibrant flower displays to serene woodland trails, the Berkshire Botanical Garden delights and inspires with its stunning landscapes and educational programs, making it a beloved destination for nature lovers and garden enthusiasts alike.
MONUMENT MOUNTAIN
From the 1,642-foot summit of this popular peak—which once drew 19th-century literary giants—gaze across the splendor of the Housatonic River Valley.
MOUNT GREYLOCK
The granddaddy of Berkshires hiking - Mount Greylock. Located in North County, the Berkshires’ primo natural landmark looms high above the surrounding Berkshire landscape reaching 3,491 feet.
ASHUWILLTICOOK RAIL TRAIL
This 11.2-mile former rail trail is an easy circuit for those looking for a less challenging bike path. This mostly flat surface runs from the Berkshire Mall in Pittsfield to Adams.
ZOAR OUTDOOR
A leader in outdoor adventure offering white water rafting in Massachusetts and Vermont, zip line canopy tours in the Berkshires, plus kayaking and canoeing trips.
RAMBLEWILD
A tree-to-tree adventure destination, eight aerial obstacle courses meander through the trees at various heights and include 15-17 elements including high wires, zip lines, and rope ladders.
