Family Things To Do in Sunderland, Massachusetts

trail has a nice mix of woodland fire road rolling and climbing, singletrack both smooth and rocky/technical. plenty of climbing and descending. scenic evergreen and mixed forests, waterfalls, etc.... More on trails.mtbr.com

If you come across a pile of tires and rusted farm equipment you took the wrong right! More on trails.mtbr.com

In 1997, legislators created this refuge to conserve, protect, and enhance the plant, fish and wildlife species and their ecosystems throughout the 7.2 million-acre Connecticut River watershed. The watershed covers large areas of ... More on LLBean.com

This is a small, 27-acre, cold water pond located five miles north of Amherst center off Route 63. There is a gravel launch area on the north shore suitable to car top boat and canoe launching. No motors are allowed. The pond is characterized ... More on AnglerWeb.com

The Richard Cronin National Salmon Station is critical to the Atlantic salmon restoration program. This is where the egg starts. Each spring, adult Atlantic salmon trapped at the Holyoke Dam on the Connecticut River and the DSI Dam ... More on recreation.gov

First-run, critically-acclaimed independent and foreign films. Film festivals and retrospectives. Dolby sou... More on uptake_content

If your movie taste runs towards the artsy side than this is the place for you! Great mainstream art house ... More on TripAdvisor

My family has purchased maple syrup from The Boyden's for many years. We use it ourselves and we also send it to friends for Christmas! It is by far the best maple syrup that you will ever taste! ... More on TripAdvisor

We are Americans living in Germany temporarily. Growing up in Indiana my dad and I used to tap our Maple trees so we could make syrup for our family. We went on a cruise in the Med. and met a coupl... More on TripAdvisor

With three higher learning institutions within its city limits, Amherst is a quintessential college town. Discuss politics over coffee in a local cafe, read a book on the grass outside, or catch a...

Named for Baron Jeffery Amherst, a British general during the last of the French and Indian Wars, the illustrious liberal-arts college was founded in 1821. Robert Frost was a member of the faculty... More on Frommers

This 3.27 mile trail starting at McClelland Farm Road and heading north on the old NYNH&H RR crosses the Connecticut River near the confluence of the Deerfield and the Connecticut Rivers. The river... More on TrailLink.com

At the start of the trail there is a nice park with a playground and at the end is a railroad transfer that my kids I know will enjoy! More on TrailLink.com

Looking for a unique shopping experience reminiscent of country stores of yesteryear? Stop in to pick up everyday items or take home that special memento to remember your travels. You'll enjoy shopping or browsing our 3 large rooms ... More on Olddeerfieldcountrystore.com