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great paved foot/cycle path.

While exploring North Amherst, take a look down the paved driveway to the west and see the Black Walnut Inn. This inn was built in 1820 in a Federal-style brick home. Black walnut trees surround the still-running inn, with four rooms for rent, all with their own special story. This inn is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Black Sheep Cafe

The historic downtown of Amherst is just north of Amherst College and south of UMass Amherst, and has been the heart of this area since the 18th century. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, there are plenty unique shopping boutiques, great restaurants and coffee shops, and historic buildings to explore. This is a great place to check out when visiting the area.

This bridge along the Norwottuck Rail Trail crosses the Fort River and offers great views of the waterway.

This park has a lot going on. Fun to ride through the light display in December, and a variety of events throughout the year, including cyclocross, archery competitions, Highland games; and through it all, walkers and picnickers

This section of the rail trail, from the top of the hill in Amherst to the end of the trail in Belchertown, includes this crossing of the fort river and goes through a lot of beautiful wetlands

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.