Berkshire Map
Town of Pittsfield
Pittsfield is the phoenix of the Berkshires, having weathered several economic upturns and downturns, while always finding creative ways to reinvent itself. It’s the county seat, and also its commercial and business center. With its eclectic yet easy-to-navigate downtown, diverse population, more affordable real estate, and tight-knit business community, Pittsfield buzzes with commerce, arts, culture, and community. The city hosts a variety of special events, including an Arts Walk, a spring-through-fall Third Thursday street festival, and a summer farmers’ market.
BERKSHIRE MUSEUM
Small yet impressively varied, the Berkshire Museum hosts exhibits and workshops of art, natural history, and ancient civilization. It also houses a movie theater that showcases the best of independent film.
Built 1903, this stunning historic theater presents a mix of live and filmed performances, comedy, community events, and other entertainment.

Adams
Town of Adams
TRAIL
Alford
Town of Alford
Nearly 900 acres of mostly forested ridgeline, plus stunning views of Mount Greylock and Tom Ball Mountain. The reserve has six miles of trails for hiking, snowshoeing, challenging cross-country Nordic skiing, and hunting. And tons of fresh, wild blackberries.
Becket
Town of Becket
Cheshire
Town of Cheshire
Clarksburg
Town of Clarksburg
Dalton
Town of Dalton
The Stationery Factory strives to create community and commerce in the Berkshires and was purchased with the intent of developing the site into a thriving quality oriented marketplace and small business location for the community.
The Crane Museum of Papermaking is located in what was the rag room of Crane’s Old Stone Mill, dating back to 1844. The Museum opened in 1930 after an extensive renovation, making it one of the oldest corporate museums in the country.
Egremont
Town of Egremont
One of the oldest ski areas in the Northeast, Catamount offers downhill skiing and snowboarding in the winter. Spring and summer are all about the Aerial Adventure Park.
Florida
Town of Florida
Great Barrington
Town of Great Barrington
Hancock
Town of Hancock
Hinsdale
Town of Hinsdale
Settled in 1763 and originally called Partridgefield, after a wealthy benefactor, Hinsdale was renamed in 1804 after a family who owned the wool mill that supported the town’s economy for two decades. Calm, scenic, and open, Hinsdale is a good choice for those who like to have room to move—or to keep livestock and pets. Hinsdale also has five areas for camping.
Housatonic
Town of Housatonic
BERKSHIRE MUSEUM
Lanesborough
Town of Lanesborough
Lee
Town of Lee
Lenox
Town of Lenox
Monterey
Town of Monterey
Mount Washington
Town of Mount Washington
Bash Bish Falls, a waterfall in Bash Bish Falls State Park in the Taconic Mountains of southwestern Massachusetts, US, is the highest waterfall in the state.
This public park features a perennial garden, green, labyrinth, and arboretum. The green transforms into a playing field in the summer, hosting 10 Sunday-afternoon baseball games.
New Ashford
Town of New Ashford
New Marlborough
Town of New Marlborough
North Adams
Town of North Adams
Otis
Town of Otis
Created by dam at the confluence of three ponds, the reservoir was originally used for powering the mills along the Farmington River. Seasonal and year-round homes have been built all around the reservoir, which is open to fishing, boating, and canoeing.
Peru
Town of Peru
Pittsfield
Town of Pittsfield
Pittsfield is the phoenix of the Berkshires, having weathered several economic upturns and downturns, while always finding creative ways to reinvent itself. It’s the county seat, and also its commercial and business center. With its eclectic yet easy-to-navigate downtown, diverse population, more affordable real estate, and tight-knit business community, Pittsfield buzzes with commerce, arts, culture, and community. The city hosts a variety of special events, including an Arts Walk, a spring-through-fall Third Thursday street festival, and a summer farmers’ market.
BERKSHIRE MUSEUM
Small yet impressively varied, the Berkshire Museum hosts exhibits and workshops of art, natural history, and ancient civilization. It also houses a movie theater that showcases the best of independent film.
Built 1903, this stunning historic theater presents a mix of live and filmed performances, comedy, community events, and other entertainment.
Richmond
Town of Richmond
Sandisfield
Town of Sandisfield
Savoy
Town of Savoy
Sheffield
Town of Sheffield
One of the country’s premier clay makers and ceramics supply stores, Sheffield Pottery is a mecca for ceramics artists of all levels.
Stockbridge
Town of Stockbridge
West Stockbridge
Town of West Stockbridge
Tyringham
Town of Tyringham
Washington
Town of Washington
It’s hard to find a prettier place to hike than October Mountain, which is made up of 16,400 acres of forest and recreational preserve.
Jump on the Appalachian Trail! Washington to Dalton is a 17.4 mile lightly trafficked out and back trail located near Hinsdale, Massachusetts that features a great forest setting and is rated as moderate.
Williamstown
Town of Williamstown
Windsor
Town of Windsor
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