The Pines Project
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The Dalton Open Space and Recreation Plan seeks to enhance the access and use of “The Pines” property through an improved walking and hiking trail network. The Pines is a unique forested ~40-acre in-town property located adjacent to the intersection of High and Pleasant Streets.
Enhancements include an approximate ½ mile ADA compliant trail accessible from High Street and adjacent to Dalton’s senior center. Existing and new trails will be built or maintained with appropriate drainage and signage to encourage exploration of the properties features which include; hardwood and softwood forests, the ledges, wetlands and many view-points to see the forest’s many creatures.
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Walking Map
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Thank You Walk & Gratitude Tree Activity
One of the greatest gifts we can give our children is the habit of gratitude, fostering within them with the ability to raise forth positive emotions in their own lives.
Practicing gratitude as a family not only instills children with a lifelong ability to evoke positive emotions, but it also builds deeper family bonds. We build family connections through hiking, but one of my favorite ways to teach gratitude along the way is by taking a gratitude walk.
6 Ways to Celebrate Native American Heritage Month in the Berkshires
November is Native American Heritage Month, a time to pay tribute and celebrate the rich ancestry, history, and traditions of the first people on this soil. Through dance, family traditions, and music, we can learn the diverse stories and long history of Indigenous...
Faded Footsteps – Arrowhead Nature Trail
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Plant a Tree
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Save a Life
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