- TripBuzz found 111 things to do with kids in or near Charlemont, Massachusetts, including 102 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Brattleboro, Northampton, Pittsfield and North Adams.
- From Zoar Picnic Area to Crab Apple Whitewater, the Charlemont area offers 82 different types of family activities, including: Ziplines, Rafting, Forests and Nature & Wildlife Areas.
- Charlemont is a rural town located between Pelham Lake Park and Mohawk Trail State Forest. Both the Deerfield River and the North River serve as the town's eastern border with several mountains and natural features filling the area. Outdoor recreation is the primary focus of the town during the summer as well as the winter.
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Instructors teach clients the basics of stand-up paddle boarding before sending them out to explore waterways with provided gear
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Located alongside the Deerfield River, the Zoar Picnic Area is a popular location often visited by nature lovers. The area contains many benches, picnic tables, and grills, providing the facilities needed for a fun and relaxing picnic in the park.
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Located in Claremont, Massachusetts, Crab Apple Whitewater is a purveyor of pulse-pounding whitewater rafting excursions. The company also maintains locations in Vermont and Maine. The Claremont location also offers inflatable kayak tours.
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Zoar Outdoor/Deerfield Valley Canopy Tours
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Zoar Outdoor is a local tour company which specializes in outdoor adventure activities such as whitewater rafting, canoeing, kayaking, ziplining and more.
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Berkshire East Canopy Tours, a part of a local ski resort, is a popular North American zipline tour company which offers two of the longest ziplines in the country with half a mile-stretch at the elevation of around 200 feet.
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Moxie Outdoor Adventures offers numerous outdoor activities for nature enthusiasts. Whitewater rafting, inflatable kayaking, canoeing, wilderness overnight camping, moose and ATV safaris on the Kennebec, Penobscot, Deerfield and Dead rivers in Massachusetts and Maine are some of the available trips.
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Named after a Native American trail, Mohawk Trail State Forest is home to multiple old growth areas, gorges and mountain ridges in addition to many rivers and streams. It thus, serves as a habitat for diverse animal species including bobcats, bears and more.
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A preserved New England bog, Hawley Bog is an unusual and distinctive ecosystem. Visitors can see a variety of bog plants, including orchids in season, as well as an array of wildlife.
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Built in 1951, Bissell Covered Bridge is a 92 foot, one span variation long truss bridge. The bridge crosses Mill Brook and may interest those looking for bridge photography opportunities.
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Hail to the Sunrise' / Mohawk Park contains the sculpture of the Mohawk Indian with his arms extended, looking eastward. The monument serves as a reminder of the sensitive history of the area and is honored by various tribes throughout the country.
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Initially built for railroad, Bridge of Flowers is an old threstle bridge covered with a garden of flowers and offers scenic views of the river below.