Cheap Things To Do in Sheffield, Massachusetts

The flat valley bottom is the inauspicious starting point for this delightful hike over a relatively seldom used trail. We recommend this section as one deserving of more attention. It's a good pla... More on Trails

Wow, the view of Berkshire is the best ! More on Trails

Built in 1735, the oldest house in Berkshire County, the Colonel John Ashley House was the site of the first drafting of the Sheffield Declaration, a petition against British tyrrany, and the home ... More on MuseumStuff.com

(Loring, 16', 1983, 21-02-e) across a stream N. of Sheffield, Sheffield Township, Berkshire County, MA. US7 N. about 1 mile from jct with Miller Av. in Sheffield to the bridge ... More on dalejtravis.com

(Upper Sheffield, 93', 1832, 21-02-01 #2) across the Housatonic River N. of Sheffield , Berkshire County, MA. US7 N. 0.8 miles from jct with Miller Av. in Sheffield, E. on Covered Bridge Lane ... More on dalejtravis.com

'Twin Lakes' of Salisbury, '[[Connecticut]]' are Lakes Washinee and Washining, whose supposed identities as twins seem in conflict with their dissimilar size and shape. However, they are called the "twin ... More on Wikipedia

'Colonel John Ashley House' is a registered National Historic Landmark located on Cooper Hill Road, Sheffield, Massachusetts (in a local village sometimes known as Ashley Falls). It currently exists as a non-profit museum operated ... More on Wikipedia

A wild, rarely visited preserve that provides lots of solitude, an abundance of birdsong, and pastoral views from a distinctive rocky promontory. Dry Hill is probably the most prominent landmark in... More on Trails

I am pissed, trail mark and signs are not available on most section of trai More on Trails

This 372-acre great pond is among the most heavily used in the state. Maximum depth is 48 feet; average depth is approximately 27 feet. Transparency is generally good, running around 13 feet, but i... More on AnglerWeb.com

Fifteen years ago, Stockbridge equated the Red Lion Inn . Today, it's a stop ... More on igougo

One wealthy forge owner, John Milton Holley, bought a 1768 mansion and doubled its size in 1808. The result is a Federal and Greek Revival mix. It contains furnishings assembled by Holley and his descendants ... More on Frommers