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  Fall Road In The Berkshires  Fall does not arrive in the Berkshires all at once. The transformation begins gradually. September mornings become cooler, the first leaves brighten along mountain roads, apples ripen in local orchards, and restaurant menus make room for the flavors of the harvest. Then the green landscape increasingly gives way to the reds, oranges and golds that have made the Berkshires one of New England’s best-known autumn destinations.  Because the region encompasses 32 communities, river valleys and the highest elevation in Massachusetts, there is no single weekend that defines fall in the Berkshires. Color typically begins emerging at higher elevations and in the northern Berkshires before moving south, creating opportunities to experience the season well into October.  From classic foliage destinations to some less expected stops, 1Berkshire has identified 20 ways to experience fall across the region: 1. See Massachusetts from the top of Mount G...

  Huttopia Berkshires The Berkshires beckon. To ensure you experience the full breadth of this distinctive New England destination, 1Berkshire—the central connector dedicated to preserving, positioning, and promoting Berkshire County’s distinct sense of place—is thrilled to announce this year’s Official Guide to the Berkshires is here.  As the organization moves through its 10th year, its focus remains on championing the region’s business community, amplifying the county’s appeal to visitors, and helping ensure long-term growth for one of Massachusetts’ most distinctive destinations. Through its work as the Regional Tourism Council, 1Berkshire is focused on marketing the Berkshires as an ideal vacation destination, and this Guide is one of many ways it shines a light on all businesses working in and supporting tourism in the region.    Hairpin Turn North Adams  This marketing tool is fundamental for supporting tourism growth and economic vibrancy. It showcases t...