A haunted dreamlike gothic fairytale screen outdoors and free for all.
Gospel singer Wanda Houston joins the Convergence Trio outdoors at Merchant's Park.
Your last chance to take part in an exhibit raising fund for Louison House AND join in a raffle for an artwork!
McGuirk's sound combines the sounds of classic soul with folk songwriter lyricism.
Rees Shad and The Conversations bring their unique song stylings swingin' into town for the holiday weekend.
Join HooRWA in celebrating the completion of the Linear Link Trail.
Anna Hogeland will sign copies of her highly acclaimed debut novel "The Long Answer."
Popular Berkshire musicians Cassandra Cleghorn (fiddle) and Jeffrey Levine (guitar) are back at the summit!
Join Rachael Plaine for an early evening All Levels outdoor yoga class on top of Mount Greylock.
We have organized regional trail information around five different themes for your enjoyment and curiosity.
Check out the descriptions below and click here for a Google Map of trails.
Seven Summits
This series of seven hikes leads you to summits around the town of Williamstown. The hikes are arranged in order of difficulty. Most of the hikes have overlooks with views of Williamstown and the surrounding region. They make excellent leaf peeping destinations.
Art Walks
Enjoy a hike and discover public art on these trails in Williamstown and North Adams.
Outstanding Views
Hike at sunrise, sunset, winter, spring, summer, and fall. These trails offer outstanding views to enjoy when you get to the summit!
Big Trees
These trails wind through groves of enormous trees. Some of the trees are up to 500 years old, but the majority are second growth trees that have been growing long enough to achieve old growth characteristics. For more information on these and other old growth trees in the region, read The Sierra Club Guide to the Ancient Forests of the Northeast. Monroe State Forest and Mohawk Trail State Forest are both listed in this guide, as is the portion of the Mount Prospect hike in the Hopper.
Waterfalls
These trails often meander along a brook or lead you into the woods to discover a spectacular waterfall. During the warm months, you can also dip your toes in the water!
This project is supported in part by a grant from the Cultural Council of Northern Berkshire, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.
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