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Lush pastures and woodlands,
clean waterways, small towns and villages, set amid the East Coast’s
urban sprawl.
The Last Green Valley is
designated a National Heritage Corridor, a treasure tucked a world
away from the stress and bustle of the 21st century. And it's
a treasure we don’t mind sharing with a few neighbors.
Visit us in the spring, when
the fields and forests turn a delicate green. Stroll through the
open landscape of the nation’s history, enjoy a spot of
English tea, a meal at our award-wining restaurants, or some sweet
maple confections. Wander through an outdoor art festival or watch
the streaming colors of a small-town parade.
Vacation with us in the summer
and enjoy hiking, biking, and water sports. Take a farm tour,
go berry picking, or enjoy the many band concerts, Colonial militia
musters, street festivals, and country fairs. Journey back in
time at our historic houses or living museums like Old Sturbridge
Village.
Come in the fall, when the
green of summer turns to gold and we celebrate with more than
100 free, guided hikes, strolls and ambles in our Walking WeekendS.
See how corn mazes and pumpkins are carved from nature’s
bounty, and relish the tang of hot apple cider.
Stretch your legs and your
mind in winter, when the valley’s green has turned a frosty
white, when trails await the tread of snowshoes and cross-country
skis, when the warmth of art galleries and antique shops beckon
and early-ending days are capped by a blazing fire and a sense
of contentment at one of our historic B & Bs.
Don’t miss any of our
seasons of enjoyment. If you have any questions, you’re
welcome to call us toll-free at 1 (866) 363-7226.