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VOL. I NO. 06 10/18/2020

Opening and closing in the Time of Covid

Lionel Delevingne Photography Show at the Stockbridge Train Station

At the Stockbridge Train Station Gallery, from October 9 – 25, is an exhibition of photographs by Lionel Delevingne. Sponsored by Schantz Gallery; a portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Laurel Hill Association. Click here for video tour.

Local Trails

15 New Partner Trail Systems Coming in October. The BNRC Berkshire Trails app for iOS and Android smartphones is a great way to find hikes in the Berkshires. Go to www.bnrc.org to get the link. Full list of trails below.

It has been an exceptionally beautiful fall; get out and about.

Trails in Stockbridge

Ice Glen
Laura’s Tower
Mary Flynn Trail
Upper and Lower Bowker’s Woods
Gould Meadows
Bullard Woods
Olivia’s Outlook

Town of Lenox

Kennedy Park

MA Dept of Conservation & Recreation:

Bash Bish Falls State Park
Clarksburg State Forest
Clarksburg State Park
Mohawk Trail State Forest
Mount Everett State Reservation
Mount Greylock State Reservation
Mount Washington State Forest
Pittsfield State Forest
Savoy Mountain State Forest
Greylock Glen

Williamstown Rural Lands Foundation:

Lehovec Natural Area
Pine Cobble
Tenney HillI
Margret Lindley Park

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