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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

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

The Fitzgerald Lake Conservation Area is made up of varied habitats like upland forest, marshes, pastures and Fitzgerald Lake. It's a great place to canoe and kayak, or explore the landscapes on the trail network.

Look Memorial Park was established in memory of Frank Newhall Look. His wife, Fannie, gifted land and development funds for the park. The park opened to the public in 1930.

The Norwottuck Rail Trail is a part of an extensive network of connecting multi-use paths connecting the towns of Amherst, Belchertown, Easthampton, Florence, Hadley, Southampton, and Williamsburg. This section of Norwottuck Rail Trail is the southernmost section in South Amherst where it ends at Warren Wright Road. This is a great section of trail where you pass through pine and oak forests, wetlands, and can glimpse some of the local mountains through the trees. You might also catch a glance at a train that runs on an adjacent railroad.

Mount Holyoke is a 935 foot mountain near the town of Northampton, Massachusetts. Cycling up Mount Holyoke, Massachusetts, is a rewarding, but challenging experience. The auto road is open to cyclists in the spring, summer, and early fall, and great views of the Pioneer Valley and the Connecticut River as you climb. At the top, there are overlooks with benches, and several picnic tables with panoramic views for you to rest and relax at before beginning your descent. There are also bathrooms as well as the historic Summit House, which used to be a hotel.