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Lenox - The Perfect New England Destination for All Seasons

Step out  of the hustle and bustle of everyday life and step into beautiful and relaxing Lenox. This charming town in the Berkshire hills of Massachusetts is overflowing with culture, arts, nature and history. If you’re looking for your next exciting adventure, look no further than Lenox.



Deerfield River in the Berkshire

Lenox has plenty to see and do no matter what the season. With something for everyone, this cute little town is the perfect destination for a weekend away. Discover unique little shops and eateries, explore the picturesque parks and trails, and indulge in the history and artistry of the museums and theaters. We’ve compiled a list of some of the best attractions* this enchanting town has to offer.


When it comes to nature and the great outdoors, Lenox leaves nothing to be desired. With many parks and trails, there are endless adventures to be had. Start by visiting Pleasant Valley Sanctuary. This Mass Audubon park has plenty to see with 1100 acres and 7 miles of trails, ranging from beginner to more advanced. You can spend hours hiking, snowshoeing, or even canoeing and see all the beauty that this wonderful park has to offer. The lush forests, calm meadows and pristine wetlands house a diverse group of wildlife. Next up on the nature adventure is a trip to Kennedy Park. This picturesque park, with 15 miles of trail, is perfect for a scenic hike, bike, or crosscountry skiing. Make your way up to the lookout point in the fall and see all the wonderful changing foliage Lenox has to offer. Pack a picnic and bring the family, this park has trails for every level of hiker.


The history that Lenox presents is nearly impossible to miss. If you’re up for a historical tour there are planty of places to visit. The Berkshire Scenic Railway Museum gives tourists the opportunity to hop onto a restored 1920s passenger car and take a historic train ride through the museum grounds. Learn all about historic railroad equipment and the history of railroading in the Berkshires.



The Mount

Every history buff has to check out The Mount, Pulitzer-prive winning novelist Edith Wharton’s home and gardens. This stunning estate, covering 113 acres, perfectly encapsulates the spirit of Edith Wharton through her designs within the house, stable, greenhouse and formal gardens. Next on the list, you have to stop at Ventfort Hall Mansion and Gilded Age Museum. This extravagant mansion is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The museum offers tons of education through lectures, exhibits and theatrical performances to teach visitors about the captivating historical changes to American life, industry, and society throughout the Nineteenth Century.


Finish off your trip with a taste of the wonderful arts that Lenox has to uncover. A visit to Lenox would be incomplete without seeing a Shakespeare & Company show. Operating all year long, Shakespeare & Company is one of the largest Shakespeare festivals in the country. Offering a variety of shows from Shakespearan classics to something new, there’s something for everyone to indulge in. We can’t forget about Tanglewood. This music venue has been around since the 1930s, it’s the summer home to the Boston Symphony Ochestra and hosts the incredibly popular Tanglewood Music Festival. The festival consists of a series of concerts with everything from musical theatre to jazz music, choral music to pop. No matter what your preference, you’re sure to find something you like.


When it comes to art, nature, culture and history, Lenox has absolutely everything you’re looking for. This quaint town offers plenty for visitors to see and do. Make remarkable memories with the family while discovering everything Lenox has to offer.


Be sure to watch this space in the coming weeks, we’ll be introducing all the wonderful local shops that make up this fantastic community!


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