Bridge of Flowers
There is more to see locally than can be listed, but here are many suggestions
and tastes of what there is. You can also go to the Shelburne Falls and other
local sites to look for more. There is more to see than even we know about.
Besides the local craftspeople, restaurants, and shops — both antique and new — there are countless walks to be had, along the river, up into the hills, just
here in town. There is white water rafting, golf (Crumpin Fox is a
internationally renowned course), and in the winter cross-country and downhill
skiing, snowshoeing, and skating indoors or on ponds and lakes in the area.
If you’d prefer a drive, we’d suggest following the Mohawk Trail west to North Adams and Mass MOCA or the
Clark Museum in Williamstown. In the summer there is the famous Williamstown
Theater series.
Or you can go south to the University of Massachusetts Fine Arts Center.
Excellent theater and art abound there.
We’ve listed several places for dining, exercise, and exploration, but by all means
check the websites of local towns to see a full listing of each.
Greenfield, MA. 15 minutes:
Hand blown glass ball
