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This is the most beautiful rail trail in Massachusetts hands down.

This remarkable 7.6-mile climb, accessible to cyclists only twice each year, commences in the town of Glen House. From there, the Mt. Washington Auto Road winds its way upward like a a two-lane ribbon. As you climb, you pass through forests and ultimately above the treeline. The views will pay you back when you reach the 6,288-foot summit of Mt. Washington!

Washington is the most prominent mountain in the eastern U.S. and an absolutely incredible peak to bag. This is easily one of the best summits in New England. It is also the most dangerous if you come unprepared, especially in the winter. Washington creates its own rapidly changing weather system and is known for being the deadliest small mountain in the world. The second-fastest wind speed on earth was recorded here at over 230mph. That said, a quarter million people visit Washington every year, and if you come prepared and respect the mountain you have nothing to fear and are guaranteed to have an epic summit.

Converted from an old railroad track, the Ashuwillticook Rail Trail is now a 10 foot wide, 14.2 mile, paved multi use trail meandering along the Cheshire Reservoir while offering sublime views of Mt. Greylock.

Located just north of Adams, the Ashuwillticook Rail Trail Head sets a lovely tone for the rest of your ride along the trail, perfectly smooth and easy to use for families.

Cycling along Franklin Falls Road offers scenic views of Franklin Falls Pond, a 439-acre water body created by damming the Saranac River in the Adirondack Mountains. Spanning 2.7 miles in length, the pond is a highlight along the 740-mile Northern Forest Canoe Trail, starting from Old Forge, NY, and ending in Fort Kent, ME.

Cycling by Silver Lake offers scenic routes along its picturesque shores. Located near Silver Lake Mountain and the hamlet of Hawkeye, New York, the lake was formed thousands of years ago by glacial activity.

The Saranac River, stretching 81 miles from Saranac Lake to Lake Champlain at Plattsburgh, has been integral to the area's history for more than two centuries. This scenic river now attracts anglers and paddlers, offering diverse fishing spots and challenging rapids up to Class IV.