Dec 5, 2020 | Central, Inspiration, North County, South County, Trail Reviews
“Let us not wish away the winter. It is a season to itself, not simply the way to spring. Winter is a table set with ice and starlight.” – Greta Crosby Winter is a wonderful time of year to hike. Blankets of snow and the crisp, cold air bring a fresh... 
Jan 16, 2019 | Central, Trail Reviews
Where We Went : Mass Audubon Canoe Meadows Wildlife Sanctuary / Pittsfield, MA When We Went : February 2019 Difficulty (Boots 1 – 10) : 1 Boot / 1.5 Boot with snow on the ground Trail Length : Sacred Way Trail 1.2 miles / 1 hour How Long it Took Us : 2.5 hours... 
Jul 15, 2021 | Central, North County, Trail Reviews
Where We Went: Eugene D. Moran Wildlife Management Area, Windsor MA When We Went: July & October Difficulty (Boots 1 – 10): 1 Boot Trail Length: Less than two miles of trail through the spruce grove on the Bosma Road Side. 2nd trail on Fobes Hill across the... 
Feb 28, 2021 | Activities, History, South County, Trail Reviews
“Our reality has changed. The media has become 3-dimensional, inescapable, omnivorous, and self-referring — a closed system that seems, for many of the kids, to answer all their questions.” David Denby, The New Yorker Where I Went: Bidwell House Museum. Monterey,... 
Nov 22, 2019 | Activities, Central, Trail Reviews
To those in the know – AKA bird watchers – “pishing” is a universal term used to describe the various sounds one can make to entice smaller birds to come a lil’ bit closer. The jury’s still out as to why this works, although there... 
Oct 10, 2021 | Activities, Central, History, North County, South County, Trail Reviews
October 11th marks Indigenous Peoples’ Day and the following month of November is Native American Heritage Month. Colonization has led to the erasure of this land’s first inhabitants, their stories, their heritage, and reinforced a misconception that... 
