Pride Bike Ride on Ashuwillticook Rail Trail

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ADAMS, Mass. — The Healey-Driscoll Administration, in partnership with local LGBTQ+ organizations, is hosting Pride Hikes across Massachusetts, including a specific event in Berkshire County.

On Saturday, June 15, from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., an easy eco-ride will take place on the Ashuwillticook Rail Trail in Adams. This bike ride will be co-led by Naturalists from the Berkshire Regional Planning Commission and Q-MoB.

Participants are encouraged to dust off their bikes for the event. For those needing a quick tune-up, it's recommended to arrive early. Q-MoB also offers bike rentals for individuals who do not own a bike. The meeting point for the ride is Berkshire Outfitters at 169 Grove St., in Adams.

Registration for this free event is available online at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2nd-annual-lgbtq-pride-bike-ride-on-ashuwillticook-rail-trail-adams-ma-tickets-1281694746489?aff=odcleoeventsincollection

DCR welcomes Pride Hike participants to dress in pride colors and encourages them to wear sturdy shoes and bring bug spray, sunscreen, and water. 

 

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Mount Greylock Preparing to Open for Visitors

By Breanna SteeleiBerkshires Staff
ADAMS, Mass. — The roads to Mount Greylock will open for the season on Saturday, May 16. 
 
Sperry Campground opens on Friday, May 22, and Bascom Lodge is expected to open on Saturday, May 23. 
 
Mount Greylock Advisory Council got an update last Wednesday on opening the campground from and clearing trails Trails Supervisor Rebecca Barnes at the Greylock Glen Visitors Center. 
 
The tenting campground has new grills, picnic table, solar-powered toilets and more. The lean-tos are being repaired and will be completed by opening day. They are getting new roofs, new staining, and some log replacements and floor replacements.
 
Department of Conservation and Recreation staff are working on winter cleanup by removing debris and making sure the campground is safe for use.
 
The Visitor Center on Rockwell Road recently installed new solar power lights in the parking lot that Barnes said will improve safety and nighttime access for programs.
 
There will be construction coming up at the Visitor Center with the installation of a new heating system; access to the center will be available while they are working.
 
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