Washington

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fun fact

In the 1940s, schoolchildren in Washington collected license plates for scrap, to help in war funding.

This small town went through three name changes before being named after George Washington. A mountainous town bounded by October Mountain and the Appalachian Trail to the west, it was a stop on the stage road from the east into Pittsfield. Rural then and today, what Washington doesn’t have in industry it makes up for in natural beauty. Many residents enjoy a variety of winter spots, including cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, and snowshoeing.

POINTS OF INTEREST

OCTOBER MOUNTAIN STATE FOREST

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.

Appalachian Trail

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.

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