Pet Friendly 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

Ski Butternut is located on the northern slopes of East Mountain State Forest near the village of Great Bar... More on SkiResortGuide.com

Prices are low, lift lines are short, people are friendly and the staff is very helpful . More on SkiSite

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

The Town of the Ancient Trees" When the first English settlers came to Sheffield in 1725-26 they found a number of Dutch settlers with substantial farms in what is today Egremont. Dutch claims to the area arose under the 1722 Patents ... More on GoingToTheBeach.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

Hourly guided tours of American Cubists' home and art collection on 46-acre estate next to Tanglewood. July... More on uptake_content

Overall great addition to our summer In Stockbridge More on TripAdvisor

This large, 262-acre, two story lake is located about a half mile north of the center of Monterey off Route 23. Average depth is 16 feet and maximum depth is 31 feet. The water is transparent to 11 feet and the bottom is a mixture ... More on AnglerWeb.com

The Twin Lakes of Salisbury, Connecticut are Lakes Washinee and Washining, whose supposed identities as twins seem in conflict with their dissimilar size and shape. Lake Washinee is about 1.6 miles (2.6 km) long, and under a quarter ... More on AnglerWeb.com