Places To Stay in North Adams, Massachusetts
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The town of Florida, ironically one of the coldest spots in Massachusetts, is near Whitcomb Summit, the highest point along the Mohawk Trail (2,240 feet). The first overnight cabin in New England was built on this summit. Florida is the the gateway to the Hoosac Tunnel, a 4.7 mile railroad tunnel completed in 1873 at the cost of 196 lives. The tunnel workers nicknamed the burrow "Bloody Pit." It was on the Hoosac that nitroglycerin was used for the first time in an industrial application.
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Holiday Inn
Situated approximately 1km from North Adams center
The Holiday Inn Hotel Berkshires in Western Massachusetts has 86 beautifully appointed guest rooms nestled in the heart of the Berkshires, the ideal .....
The Porches Inn at MASS MoCA
Situated approximately 1km from North Adams center
The Porches Inn at MASS MoCA offers 47 rooms & suites in six Victorian-era row houses renovated in a retro-chic style. Located in the Berkshires, .....
The Porches Inn
Situated approximately 1km from North Adams center
In the late '90s, North Adams, Mass., a forgotten mill town set against the scenic Berkshire Hills of western Massachusetts, became a haven for .....
Blackinton Manor
Situated approximately 3km from North Adams center
Blackinton Manor of North Adams, Mass. was constructed in 1849. The Manor was originally the luxurious home of a wealthy textile manufacturer. After .....
Jae's Inn
Situated approximately 3km from North Adams center
The newly improved Spa at Jae's Inn not only provides full massage and beauty services, but also is home to one of the areas only AVEDA .....
More about the areas accommodations / dining and tourism
When the tunnel was completed, the nearby town of North Adams took off. This old factory town is to 19th century industrial archeology what Deerfield is to the colonial period: a fascinating relic. Unlike Deerfield, it's been only recently that the town has been appreciated for what it is. Western Gateway Heritage State Park makes for an interesting stop. This state park was created out a North Adams freight yard, and features many 19th century structures renovated to house exhibits. The building the Hoosac Tunnel is fully explored, along with other aspects of the region's industrial history.
New England's only natural bridge is found at nearby Natural Bridge State Park. The park is situated in a large marble quarry that was active from 1810 until 1947. The quarry is probably the most interesting feature of this park. The natural bridge is displayed as a tourist's curiousity - with chainlink fencing all around and a walkover with handrail and steps.
Other local North Adams information
- Longitude: -73°6'28.8
- Latitude: 42°42'3.2399