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The Guide to The Great Outdoors and Sports in the Berkshires - P
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Pittsfield Beautiful - Gardens - Shop, stroll, attend concerts, visit museums and dine
amid lavish floral displays. Ten thousand flowers spilling over the sides of planters and window
boxes offer visual pleasure at every turn.
Pittsfield State Forest - During the summer, interpretive programs include guided hikes,
natural and cultural history walks, slide shows, and exhibits.
Fishing and nonmotorizing boating are available at Berry Pond.
Pleasant Valley Wildlife Sanctuary - in Lenox encompasses 1,500 acres of
forest, brooks, beaver ponds, meadows, and slopes of
beautiful Lenox Mountain. The sanctuary’s vast landscape
also features a hemlock gorge, a limestone cobble, a
hummingbird garden, seven miles of scenic trails, and
May-to-October trailside museum.
Points North - Adams - Fly Fishing - The Deerfield River, one of the finest trout rivers in New England, comes
alive for you with the company of our expert guides. In picturesque surroundings, the broad
expanse of this Western style river offers brook, brown and rainbow trout ranging in size from
eight to greater than 24 inches. Experienced fly fishers will enjoy the challenge of the catch and
release sections of the Deerfield. Anglers may book four-hour guided wading trips through
Points North year-round.
Coming Soon: Pine Cobble, Privacy Campground
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