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Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame is a very popular tourist destination in Springfield. The Hall of Fame moved into the current building in 2002 after using several different locations over its 55-year history. For more information on visiting the Hall of Fame, visit: hoophall.com There is pedestrian access via a bridge directly from the Connecticut River Walk and Bikeway.

Ashley Reservoir is a group of small bodies of water linked by gravel roads. It is a beautiful location for a relaxing bike ride next to the water surrounded by woodland.

Mount Nonotuck is 827 feet tall and is the northernmost peak of the Mount Tom Range. You get fantastic views of "the Oxbow," a dramatic bend in the Connecticut River below. At the open summit of Mount Nonotuck is the ruins of the Eyrie House, a small hotel built in 1861. The successful establishment burnt down in 1901 when the owner lost control of a fire when attempting to cremate two horses. All that was left was the cellar holes and the walls of the stone understory, which you can still see today.

Robinson State Park is a beautiful state park in Agawam, Massachusetts. The park is 1,025 acres and follows the Westfield River. You'll find a variety of terrain, and its proximity to the Westfield River mean that it is home to a wide variety of plants and animals. It is considered one of the most diverse forests in Massachusetts, and has many walking and biking trails, a swimming pond and picnic areas.

Forest Park is a great place for a peaceful hike and picnic. It is one of the largest urban, municipal parks in the United States at 735 acres. The park has parking, water fountains and public restrooms.

Laughing Brook Wildlife Sanctuary is a popular hiking and birdwatching location. There are several miles of trails to choose from. Dogs are not allowed in the park, so make sure to leave them at home.

Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame is a very popular tourist destination in Springfield. The Hall of Fame moved into the current building in 2002 after using several different locations over its 55-year history. For more information on visiting the Hall of Fame, visit: hoophall.com There is pedestrian access via a bridge directly from the Connecticut River Walk and Bikeway.

Ashley Reservoir is a group of small bodies of water linked by gravel roads. It is a beautiful location for a relaxing bike ride next to the water surrounded by woodland.