Discovering Massachusetts - Back in The Berkshires (37)

Welcome to my series of discovering Massachusetts. I will travel to every town and city in Massachusetts showcasing the history, natural beauty and uniqueness of every one of our towns and cities. There are a total of 351 towns and cities in the state of Massachusetts.
It was almost a year ago when I explored the northern Berkshires. I have come back to explore the southern towns of Berkshire County. Driving through the hills and exploring trails leading to waterfalls was a memorable experience. Exploring the small hill towns like New Marlborough and Sheffield as well as towns like Lenox and Stockbridge was nothing short of amazing. Hiking up to the ruins of Tyringham was a beautiful moment as well.
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0:00 Otis
1:04 Tyringham
3:32 Sandisfield
5:14 New Marlborough
7:36 Monterey
9:06 Middlefield
10:42 Becket
12:32 Great Barrington
14:44 Sheffield

[@DavidDillon101]

George’s passion for the Berkshires is on full display in this video, and it’s understandable as this is a county of high culture and lovely landscapes. It’s great to see this enthusiastic traveler back in the jewel of the Commonwealth.

[@user-dn5bi4si5w]

Aren't the Berkshires just so lovely in the summer? Just gorgeous. I like western Mass, and also the Catskills. That shot of a Great Barrington field was beautiful.

[@Bob-The-Guy]

As someone who lives just outside of Boston and has been to New Hampshire and the White Mountains, I have found I much more enjoy going out to the Berkshires and have been doing this many years. Folks here go north and never even think of the Berkshires. The Berks are not really mountains but more so very big hills and standing in the right spots you can see for miles. Fall is a fantastic time to see color as you can see for miles. I usually drive west on Route 2 to Williamstown and explore south from there. Mount Greylock is a superb view when viewing from the war memorial there. Your videos are excellent.

[@user-dn5bi4si5w]

I agree. I'm not really enthusiastic about NH and the White Mountains. I prefer Western Massachusetts.