Family Things To Do in Hancock, Massachusetts

This tiny little pond is located in the Pittsfield State Forest, roughly two and half miles south of Hancock center. Maximum depth is ten feet; average depth is five feet. It is a natural pond with a mud bottom and brown water with ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Head west along the Mass Pike toward Hancock Shaker Village, the Shaker Museum & Library in Old Chatham, and what is left of the buildings that once made up Mount Lebanon. ... More on travelandleisure

I am sure that even in the summer when there are more tourists it is still a peaceful place. More on igougo

Appreciate all they offer.. their prices are wonderful .. the framing is perfect.. sales associates.. ab... More on TripAdvisor

Friendly, helpful service, wonderful atmosphere and great prices . More on TripAdvisor

To reach the Berkshire Mall trailhead, take the Massachusetts Turnpike/Interstate 90, to Exit 2 in Lee, then follow US Hwy. 20 west to US Hwy. 7 north for 11 miles to downtown Pittsfield. From the ... More on TrailLink.com

I highly recommend the trail to families . More on TrailLink.com

There is only one place to stay, the pittsfield motor inn, but there are something like 16 cemteries. Wow. And so many old headstones you never ... More on GeckoGo

1787 major 25 bldg Shaker settlement served as a model community for America's largest Utopian society. The Great Stone Barn at this site has been purchased by the Shaker ... More on iloveny.com

At the height of their membership, in the mid 1800's, the Shakers numbered just under 6,000 across 18 prosperous settlements from Maine to Kentucky. It is therefore all the more poignant that Mount... More on travelandleisure

A secret treasure of Pittsfield & the Berkshires! Never crowded, and actually easy to miss because it is no... More on TripAdvisor

There are many well groomed hiking trails in a gorgeous wildlife setting. More on TripAdvisor

Category: Amusement Places Cyberstation is a great provider of family fun in Massachusetts. Visit us at our location in ... More on localamusementparks.com

Herman Melville bought this 18th-century house in 1850 and lived here until 1863. It was during this time ... More on Frommers

We visited Arrowhead over Memorial Day weekend in 2007. We really enjoyed the tour ($15/adults) although yo... More on TripAdvisor

Images Cinema, a non-profit community movie theater, presents a wide range of independent, foreign and clas... More on Imagescinema.org

They tend to stay away from the really big hollywood tittles except if they are actually worthwhile. More on TripAdvisor