Berkshires

Berkshires is a high ground geothermal area located in the western parts of Massachusetts and Connecticut. The time period of "Berkshire" is usually used by locals in terms of the part of the Vermont-primarily Green Mountains, which extends over to the west of Massachusetts in the south; In North-Western Connecticut, the component spread equally south is referred to locally as either Northwest Hills or Leitchfield Hills. Also referred to as Berkshire Hills, Berkshire Mountains and Berkshire Plateau, this area is a vibrant tourist enterprise based on the lyrics, art and art.

There are a number of mountains of the Appalachian Mountains. Berkshire was named after most of the last great places through nature conservation. Culturally, the timeline "Berkshire" includes the highland location of the Connecticut River west of west of Massachusetts and the Lower Westfield River, and all below Westminster Connecticut "Lichfield Hills" from the Farmington River Valley in the north. In the West of Winsted and Lichfield, part of the nation in a diagonal arch, then ends in the south-west of Candlewood Lake on New York border and in Ridgefield, Connecticut.

In addition, cultural sites include the Taconic Mountains on the border of New York, which are geographically amazing from Berkshire Yogony. Taconic sites in Southwest Vermont and New York are sometimes grouped with Berkshire's cultural location. Berkshire is part of the Seap Trailion, along with the part of the Appalachian Trail; Parks like Kent Falls, the highest waterfalls in Connecticut, Berkshire Botanical Gardens and Massachusetts's longest waterfalls in Mash in the Hibbert Arsenitum.