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YOUR WEB GUIDE TO OUTSTANDING MASSACHUSETTS FALL FOLIAGE ATTRACTIONS  Great Massachusetts Fall Attractions
As the true cradle of the nation, Massachusetts, a well-populated state offers untold wonders during the fall foliage season. It's a treasure trove of all types of activities in endless supply. There is perhaps more available here than in any of the New England states and an ideal place for a New England getaway for a superb Massachusetts fall foliage vacation. You can soar in into the blue, negotiate your way through a Massachusetts corn maze. Or there are lots of hay rides, festivals and whale watching, too. Of all the New England states, Massachusetts offers the most New England fall foliage attractions. You'll find four pages worth of them. All you need to do is click on the attraction of choice and off you go. There's nothing quite like a pumpkin patch where you can go and pick just the right jack-o-lantern, or visit a farm for hay rides, apple picking, horseback and pony riding and, of course, Oktoberfests where you can sample a wide assortment of foods and, of course, drink some beer. There are cider mills where you can buy some of the best apple cider in the region and take a train or trolley ride. Boston has a great deal more to see than Massachusetts fall foliage events. It's here that the nation's history began and there's plenty of it in and around the Boston city limits where the first musket shots for freedom rang out as the shots heard 'round the world. And rarely do the Boston Red Sox finish their season before October as one of the finest baseball franchises in the game. Wherever you go, we think you'll find yourself having a great New England escape, one with lots of memories.
ALPINE SLIDES AND OTHER SKI AREA ACTIVITIES Jiminy Peak Mountain Resort, 37 Corey Road, Hancock, Massachusetts 01237, 413.738.5500. AMUSEMENT PARKS Cape Codder Resort, 1225 Iyannough Road, Route 132 & Bearse's Way Hyannis, Massachusetts 02601, 508.771.3000 888.297.2200 Six Flags Springfield, Route 159, 1623 Main Street Agawam, Massachusetts 01001, 413.786.9300 TOMB at 5WITS, 186 Brookline Avenue, Boston, Massachusetts, 617.375.9487 APPLE CIDER MILLS Anderson Fruit Farm, 160 Main Street Westford, Massachusetts 01886, 978.692.6581 Atkins Farms Atkins Farms Country Market, 1150 West Road Amherst, Massachusetts 01002, 413.253.9528 Bartlett's Orchard, 575 Swamp Rd Richmond, Massachusetts 01254, 413.698.2559 Bluebird Acres, 747 Parker Road E. Longmeadow, Massachusetts 01028, 413.525.6012 Bolton Orchards, Wilder Road, Rt. 110 & 117 Bolton, Massachusetts 01740, 978.779.6631 Box Mill, Brookside Avenue Stowe, Massachusetts 01775, 978.897.8200 Breezelands Orchard, Southbridge Road Warren, Massachusetts 01083, 413.436.7100 C.N. Smith Farm, 325 South Street E. Bridgewater, Massachusetts 02333, 508.378.2270 Carlson Orchards, Oak Hill Road Harvard, Massachusetts 01451, 508.456.3916 Cider Hill Farm, 45 Fern Avenue Amesbury, Massachusetts 01913 978.388.5525 Clarkdale Fruit Farm, Upper Road West Deerfield, Massachusetts 01342, 413.772.6797 Clearview Farm, 4 Kendall Hill Road Sterling, Massachusetts, 978.422.6442 Dartmouth Orchards, 515 Old Westport Road North Dartmouth, Massachusetts 02747, 508.999.5801 Derby Orchards, Great Road Stow, Massachusetts 01775, 978.897.7507 Dowse Orchard, 98 N. Main Road Sherborn, Massachusetts 01770, 508.653.2639 Echo Hill Orchards, 101 Wilbraham Road Monson, Massachusetts,413.267.3303 Fay Farm, Amesbury Line Road Haverhill, Massachusetts, 978.373.4874 Greenwood Farm, Route 63 Northfield, Massachusetts 01360, 413.498.5995 Hilltop Orchards, Rt. 295, 508 Canaan Road Richmond, Massachusetts 01254, 413.698.3301 Honey Pot Hill Orchards, 144 Sudbury Road Stow, Massachusetts 01775, 978.562.5666 Lanni Brothers, 282 Chase Road Lunenburg, Massachusetts 01462, 978.582.6246 Long Hill Orchard, 520 Main Street, Route 113 West Newbury, Massachusetts 01985, 978.363.2170 Marini Farm, Linebrook Road Ipswich, Massachusetts 01938, 978.356.3055 New Salem Orchard, 67 S. Main Street, Salem, Massachusetts, 978.544 3437 Noquochoke Orchards, 594 Drift Road Westport, Massachusetts 02790, 508.636.2237 Peter's Cider Mill, 537 Main Road Acushnet, Massachusetts 02743, 508.995.6533 Phil's Apples, 24 Prospect Hill Road Harvard, Massachusetts, 978.456.3361 Pine Hill Orchards, Greenfield Road, Colrain, Massachusetts 01340, 413.624.3325 Price Cider Mill, 184 Highland Road Lunenburg, Massachusetts 01462, 978.582.4833 Red Apple Farm, Highland Avenue Phillipston, Massachusetts 01331, 978.249.6763 Rice Fruit Farm, 757 Main Street Wilbraham, Massachusetts 01095, 413.596.4002 Russell Orchards & Winery, 123 Argilla Road Ipswich, Massachusetts 01938, 978.356.5366 Tougas Farm, 246 Ball Street Northboro, Massachusetts 01532, 508.393.6406 If you are the owner of any of the New England businesses appearing on this page and you would like a link to your Web site from your listing, we have a plan for any budget, and you can choose from our three-month, six-month or one-year packages starting for as little as $7.00 a month. If you're interested, please send an email to jim.hyde@newenglandtimes.com, and we'll respond right away.
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