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There is a small green space near bridge that is a great place to stop for a snack or lunch.

Settlers first established Heath in 1765 and named it after General Heath, who served as a commanding officer in the national army during the American Revolution. This location serves as a common area, housing the town hall and featuring a pleasant green space with benches for taking breaks.

Mill River is part of the Cushman Brook and flows through to the Cushman Brook Conservation Area and the Mill River Conservation Area. This river is in a thickly forested area in a ravine. Some of this protected area was donated and some was purchased. Visiting Mill River is a family-friendly get-away into nature open for the public to enjoy.

On this side of Depot Road, you can enjoy a good view of Leverett Pond from its boat launch point. The bottom of this pond is completely covered by submerged vegetation.

The Eunice Williams Covered Bridge, or the Pumping House Station Bridge, crosses the Green River and is one of only 12 covered bridges left in Massachusetts. This is a great place to ride by and soak in a bit of unique regional architectural history!

Just at the boundary of Poland Brook Wildlife Management Area on Main Poland Road, you ride through a small notch in a large rocky cliff band. This is a neat bit of riding on a quiet, and scenic road.

From this spot on Williamsburg Road, you can see Chapel Ledge and Chapel Falls. Chapel Ledge is a little harder to see because it's a fairly tall, peak almost directly above you in the trees. You can see, however, the trailhead for a hiking trail to the top of it here. Chapel Falls is a small, but pretty waterfall below you in Chapel Brook. This is a nice spot to pause and snap a few photos but be aware of cars coming and going from the trailhead.

As you ride along the crystal-clear waters of the Green River, surrounded by the picturesque landscape of this stunning region, take a moment to immerse yourself in the natural beauty surrounding you. In the fall, the foliage of the trees adds to the already spectacular scenery of this wondrous place.