Pet Friendly Things To Do in Lee, Massachusetts

Laurel Lake (Rte. 20) and Benedict Pond (Willow St., South Lee) provide boating, fishing and swimming. Remember old-fashioned Main Street with a barber shop, hardware stores, a five and dime and fr... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

This 170-acre alkaline great pond, also known as Scotch Pond or Scotts Pond, is privately owned and located just north of Route 20 in the heart of the Berkshires. Maximum depth is 53 feet; average ... More on AnglerWeb.com

At 16,600 acres, October Mountain is the largest state forest in Massachusetts. The forest offers visitors ... More on ReserveAmerica.com

Stay away from October Mt. State Forest unless you are just looking for dirt road rides. More on trails.mtbr.com

This one bedroom apartment sleeps up to four people and is only a few minutes from the lake. Dogs of all sizes are welcome for no additional fee, but they must be very friendly ... More on DogFriendly.com

For over an hour, this horse drawn wagon will take visitors through the natural settings of backcountry roads. Dogs are welcome for no additional fee. Dogs ... More on DogFriendly.com

Looking for a great first overnight trip with the kids? This one is fantastic, as you can pitch your tent on one of six platforms or stay in the Upper Goose Pond Cabin if space permits. Managed by ... More on Trails

Lots of roots and rocks on this trail throughout. There are two extended c More on Trails

The Lee Youth Association provides a wide range of youth, children, teen and family programming. From summer camps to preschool, early morning and after school child care, athletic programs, and so... More on uptake_content

The Lee Youth Association provides a wide range of youth, children, teen and family programming. From summer camps to preschool, early morning and after school child care, athletic programs, and s... More on Leechamber.org

Built on 46 acres next to the Tanglewood property in the early 1940s, this Bauhaus-influenced house was t... More on Frommers

Overall great addition to our summer In Stockbridge More on TripAdvisor

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

Queensborough, later West Stockbridge, was assembled from part of Indiantown (Stockbridge) and the "Gore", a long border section disputed with the colony of New York. John George Easland, a soldier stationed at the Fort on the Abbey ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Snowboarders comprise about 30% of our business here at Bousquet. Why you ask?!! Because we have something ... More on SkiResortGuide.com

I was the 1st person at the ticket counter so the lady gave me a free day pass! More on SkiTown.com