One of the world's most dynamic centers for contemporary visual and performing art set in a sprawling 19th century factory.
Celebrated by Thoreau, Melville, and others, it’s the highest point in Massachusetts at 3,489 ft. Summit accessible by car.
Internationally renowned art collection and research center, in a 140 acre pastoral setting.
North America's only natural white marble arch. According to geologists, the park's namesake natural bridge, made of 550 million year-old bedrock marble, was carved into its iconic arch by the forces of glacial melt water over 13,000 years ago. Today, the bridge spans the bubbling Hudson Brook as it twists and tumbles through a steep 60-foot gorge--one of the best demonstrations of glacial erosion in New England.
Sip artisanal dry, sparkling ciders in Berkshire Cider Project's tasting room—a North Adams cidery that is exploring the culture and history of Berkshire County through foraged and community-sourced apples.