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Restaurants Adams MA

Restaurants Adams MA

Article by Dave Read.
Adams-McKinley-StatueAdams, MA restaurants and bars offers a variety of places to eat and drink in this picturesque Berkshires town, with nearby Mt. Greylock providing spectacular views. The town of Adams, located 15 miles north of Pittsfield on Rt. 8, is noted as the birthplace in 1820 of Susan B. Anthony, a descendent of the Quakers who settled the area in the 18th century. Adams is situated along the Hoosac River, with the Hoosac Range to the east and the summit of the state’s highest peak, Mt. Greylock, immediately east of town. A major recreational and environmental development is planned for the east slope of Mt. Greylock.

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  • Chee’s Chinese Cuisine
  • 13 Columbia Street, Adams, MA
  • 413-743-5600
  • Chick’s Lunch
  • 128 Columbia Street, Adams, MA
  • 413-743-3888
  • CJ’s Sports Pub
  • 12 Pleasant St, Adams, MA 01220
  • 413-743-7831
  • Domino’s Pizza
  • 80 Summer Street, Adams, MA
  • 413-743-7170
  • Dunkin’ Donuts
  • 177 Columbia Street, Adams, MA
  • 413-743-4973
  • Grille Restaurant
  • 77 Summer St, Adams, MA 01220
  • 413-743-9775
  • Izzy’s Pizza Deli
  • 85 Commercial Street, Adams, MA
  • 413-743-0445
  • McDonald’s Restaurant
  • 2 Commercial Street, Adams, MA
  • 413-743-4678
  • Pizza House
  • 26 Hoosac Street, Adams, MA
  • 413-743-4466
  • Pizza Jim’s
  • 86 Howland Avenue, Adams, MA
  • 413-743-9161
  • PNA – Polish National Alliance
  • 13 Victory St, Adams, MA 01220
  • 413-743-9753
  • Rascal’s
  • 32 N Summer St, Adams, MA 01220
  • 413-743-5870
  • Red Carpet Restaurant
  • 69 Park Street, Adams, MA
  • 413-743-9781
  • Subway
  • 27 Park Street, Adams, MA
  • 413-743-7459
  • Viking Pub
  • 83 Commercial Street, Adams, MA
  • 413-743-9712

Where to eat in Adams, MA

Helping residents and visitors to Adams find places to eat lunch and dinner, or to just gather with friends for drinks, snacks or dessert. All these Adams restaurants and cafes are close to Clark Art, Williams College, and the Williamstown Theatre Festival, and not too far from MASS MoCA and all the other arts and cultural attractions in the Berkshires.

Great Barrington, MA hotels

March 25, 2016 Article by Dave Read

Hotels in Great Barrington, MA, where there is a lively restaurant scene and varied schedule of concerts, dance, and other performing arts events at the Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center. The town is popular with weekend visitors because of its proximity to New York City and northeast Connecticut. Simon’s Rock of Bard College is another driving force in the cultural and economic life of Gt. Barrington.

Hotels in Great Barrington, MA

  • Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites
  • Days Inn Great Barrington
  • Great Barrington MA Travelodge

Berkshires transportation

For how to get to the Berkshires and public transportation within Berkshire county, see this page: Amtrak and Peter Pan bus schedules.

Appalachian trail hikes in the Berkshires

According to AMCBerkshire.org, there are 15 campsites and shelters along the portion of the Appalachian Trail that runs through the Berkshires. Privys and water are available at each; 2 night maximum stay; ordered north to south in this list. This Berkshires Appalachian Trail map displays approximate locations, but the AT is very well marked and maintained and you shouldn’t have trouble finding your destination, especially since most hikers today carry a GPS device with them while hiking.

Shelters and campsites along the Appalachian trail in the Berkshires

This is a list of campsites and shelters on the Massachusetts portion of the Appalachian Trail, listed from north to south.

Sherman Brook Campsite: 1.8 miles north of Mass Avenue, North Adams

• 4 tent platforms
• Privy
• Bear box
• Water at spring or brook

Wilbur Clearing: 0.3 miles west on Money Brook Falls Trail, 0.5 miles north of Notch Rd.

• Small shelter
• 4 tent platforms
• Moldering Privy
• Bear Box
• Water source down hill in front of shelter

Noepel Shelter: 2.8 miles south of Rockwell Rd.

• Large Shelter
• 3 tent platforms
• Moldering Privy
• Bear Box
• Water 0.2 miles down blue blaze trail to left of shelter

Crystal Mountain Campsite: 3.7 miles north of Gulf Road, Dalton

• Five tent pads
• Privy
• Water source crosses AT just north of side trail to campsite

Kay Wood Shelter: 0.3 miles south of Grange Hall Road, Dalton

• Large Shelter
• Moldering Privy
• Bear box
• Water source, down hill in front of shelter

October Mountain Shelter: 0.7 mile south of West Branch Road, Hinsdale

• Large Shelter
• Moldering Privy
• Bear Box
• Water source crosses AT just south of campsite

Upper Goose Pond Cabin: On 0.5 mile side trail 1.6 miles south of Route 20, Lee

• Cabin is open with a volunteer caretaker in attendance from May 14th to October 23rd. Cabin is closed when no caretaker is present.
• Prior to opening hikers may use the campsites on the approach trail to the cabin and behind the cabin.
• 5 tent platforms are available year round
• 2 Moldering privys, 1 regular Privy
• Bear box

Shaker Campsite: 0.3 miles north of Fernside Rd., Tyringham

• 2 tent platforms
• Privy
• Bear box
• Water is at AT stream crossing 100 yards north of campsite

Wilcox North: on 0.3 mile side trail, 3.1 Miles north from Benedict Pond, Beartown State Forest

• Older Log Shelter
• Privy
• Bear Box
• Water source to left of shelter (may be dry in late summer)

Wilcox South: 1.3 miles North from Benedict Pond, Beartown State Forest

• Small log shelter and large shelter on blue blazed trail just beyond privy
• 5 tent pads
• Privy
• Bear Box
• Water on access trail to shelter

Tom Leonard Shelter: 1.1 mile south of Lake Buel Rd.

• Large shelter
• 1 Tent platform
• Moldering privy
• Bear Box
• Water 0.2 miles down hill to right of shelter downhill on blue blazed trail beyond privy

Glen Brook Shelter and Campsite: 3.4 miles south of Jug End Rd.

• Small shelter
• 2 tent platforms, large tenting area
• Moldering Privy
• Bear box
• Water at stream crossing AT 200, feet south of access trail

Hemlocks Shelter: 3.5 miles south of Jug End Rd.

• Large Shelter
• Moldering Privy
• Bear box
• Water at stream crossing of AT 200, feet north of access trail

Race Brook Falls Campsite: 0.2 mile side trail, 5.4 miles south of Jug End Rd. Also 1.5 miles in from Rt 41 on Race Brook Falls Trail

• 4 tent platforms
• Group camping area
• Moldering privy
• Bear box
• Water at stream on Race Brook Falls trail just east of campsite
• Area contains rare species, please stay on trails and use designated tent sites

Laurel Ridge Campsite: 8.2 miles south of Jug End Road

• 5 tent pads
• 3 tent platform group site
• Moldering privy
• Bear box
• Water at south end of campsite, on side trail

Next campsite (in CT): Sages Ravine, 1.9 miles south of Laurel Ridge.

Hancock, MA hotels

  • Vacation Village At Berkshires

Lee, MA hotels

Hotels in Lee, MA

  • Super 8 Lee

Lenox, MA hotels

Hotels in Lenox, MA

  • Days Inn – Lenox MA
  • Howard Johnson Express Inn
  • Hampton Inn Suites
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