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Horse chestnuts, encompassed by prickly, husk-like shells, are the autumnal pearl of the Berkshire Mountains.  Each October brings a sprinkling of horse chestnuts that decorate the region’s

“Autumn paints in colors that summer has never seen.” Race Brook Falls, Monument Mountain, Brace Mtn., Alander, Mohawk Trail… Our summits are bursting with color

New York’s Hudson River Valley: the birthplace of American Wineries.   Home to our country’s earliest commercial winery as well as the oldest continuously operated vineyard,

Adventure abounds the Berkshires.  As we welcome the arrival of autumn, there is no better way to bask in the beauty of fall foliage than

In the 18th century, the average Massachusetts resident drank 35 gallons of apple cider each year.  Today, Massachusetts is one of the few states that has adopted

Explore the greater Hudson Valley Region by walking, running or bicycling along along miles of flat terrain that wind through our beautiful countryside. The area

The average golfer walks up to 6 miles while playing an 18-hole golf course. Golf, with ancient origins, has significantly gained in popularity since the

With a pedestrian-friendly downtown and its rail-trail bike path that is elegantly woven through the scenic countryside, Millerton’s pulse resonates throughout the Hudson Valley.  A

North Canaan offers a thriving downtown, beautiful mountains, rivers, and some of the area’s largest working farms.  Grab some friends and make a date of

Meandering along Route 7, the picturesque countryside of flyfisherman casting out into the Housatonic River is a scene that always draws you in. The town

Egremont is quietly chic and perfectly situated at the base of the Southern Berkshires. Comprised of two distinct settlements, North Egremont & South Egremont, both

The Railroad Ramble connects the villages of Lakeville and Salisbury, providing a nostalgic means of pedestrian access to the town’s amenities along the former CNE

With a community invested in continuing to highlight Pine Plains’ natural features and charming town center, it is no wonder that interest in the area

A sprawling 43+ square miles of authentic rural roots, an approximate community of 4,000 residents, and a resounding passion to grow and embrace the historic

The cherished Sharon Green, decorated with historic buildings, exemplifies the meaning of a quaint New England town – a gathering place for summer concerts, the