Cheap Things To Do in Pittsfield, Massachusetts

Up until 1960, the Hancock Shaker Village was an active Shaker community. This intriguing religious sect, ...

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This exciting Pittsfield, MA museum explores the intersection of art, culture, and history. In 1903, Berkshire Museum founder, Zenas Crane, was inspired by such institutions as the American Museum ... More on Heritage

Located in Pittsfield, the Berkshire Museum is a perfect place to spend half a day and a great destination should it be raining. More on igougo

30 miles of trails encourage visitors to escape into the quiet of the state forest which follows the crest of the Taconic Mountain Range separating Massachusetts and New York. Access is available a... More on mass.gov

Every June, 65 acres of wild azaleas bloom in Pittsfield State Forest. The 10,000-acre forest stretches along the western border of Massachusetts, offering colorful vistas and a wide array of recre... More on LLBean.com

Massachusetts State Forests and Parks for listings of public parks, campgrounds, trails, beaches and other ... More on uptake_content

Massachusetts State Forests and Parks for listings of public parks, campgrounds, trails, beaches and other recreation/education ... More on Berkshires.org

Then he remembered, the Mohican?s tale of the deer of spotless white who came with the opening of the cherry blossoms to drink at Onota. At this gentle creature no arrow was ever pointed, for she b... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

This 617-acre soft-water pond lies just beyond the city limits of Pittsfield. Due to its location, it is very heavily used by anglers, swimmers, water skiers and sailors. Even so the lake is in ver... More on AnglerWeb.com

Jim Truden of the West Shore of Pontoosuc Lake was the first person in Pontoosuc Lake for many years. Most times the ice was not even off the lake and Jim was swimming. Jim was born and brought up ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

This 480 acre raised great pond has a maximum depth of 35 feet and an average depth of 14 feet. Transparency is normally 11 feet, but this can be highly variable, sometimes dropping to six feet or ... More on AnglerWeb.com

'Arrowhead' (1780), also known as 'Herman Melville House', was the home of American author Herman Melville during his most productive years from 1850-1863. In this house in Pittsfield, Massachusett... More on Wikipedia

Inscription. Arrowhead: For thirteen years (1850-1863), the home of, Herman Melville: 1819 — 1891, Mariner and Mystic, Author of Moby Dick : (written in Pittsfield), and other tales of the se... More on HMDB

Maps of State wildlife areas, lakes, ponds & boat access points. Fishing, hunting & wildlife watching opportunities ... More on uptake_content

Maps of State wildlife areas, lakes, ponds & boat access points. Fishing, hunting & wildlife watching opportunities ... More on Berkshires.org

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Rotary Park is a kid friendly park located in Pittsfield, Ma MA. More on KidsPlayParks

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