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What a nice lake Deerfield River Reservoir is. Near Deerfield River Reservoir you find wonderful sites like Hog Hollow; Deerfield River Reservoir is glorious enough to spend more than a day at, Springbrook Family Camping Area is a glorious local campground. Go for a hike on the Mount Olga Trail, and the snow is perfect at Berkshire East. This lake is so wonderful. Deerfield River Reservoir is a place with many visitors from Springfield, and camping at Country
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You simply ought to adore Deerfield River Reservoir. There are other sites here than Deerfield River Reservoir, for example Albert Davenport Pond, and Albert Davenport Dam is beautiful. This lake is so wonderful. The best way to spend a winter day is on the slopes of close by Living Memorial Park, and don't leave Deerfield River Reservoir without first going for a hike along the Ghost Trail.
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River Reservoir gets a good deal of water; November is the month that gets the most rain; February on the other hand is the driest. There's great hiking along the Sunset Trail; Bald Mountain is stunning and can be observed from here.
During the summer at Deerfield River Reservoir temperatures are usually in the 70's. Once the sun is down it descends down to the 50's. Daytime highs all through the winter are in the 20's, and during the dark hours in the wintertime
at Deerfield River Reservoir temperatures fall to the 0's.
Buckland State Forest is worth going to, and if you're here and you like golf, you can explore Edge Hill Golf Course. Holden Brook is a scenic stream that is worth checking
out, and not far from Deerfield River Reservoir you'll discover Number 3 Forebay Reservoir which is a pretty lake. Yep, outdoors fun things to do are truly abundant here at Deerfield River Reservoir. Greenfield Super 8 Motel is a
good site to get some rest, and if you come at the right time of year, Deerfield River offers some wonderful whitewater.
This lake is so wonderful. There are some nice whitewater spots on North River; after a long day outdoors Quality Inn Greenfield is a great location to spend a night or two.
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Greenfield Super 8 Motel, Greenfield
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8 miles away
**All Reservations Require:- Full Name, Address, City, State, Zip Code and Credit Card Number In Order To Hold The Room(s) 24 Hours Ahead Of Time. Thank You!** * 60 Spacious Guest Rooms * Choic...
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Quality Inn Greenfield, Greenfield
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8 miles away
The Quality Inn Greenfield is conveniently located off of Interstate 91 and is close to Yankee Candle, Northfield Mount Hermon School, Deerfield Academy and Stoneleigh Burnham School. The hotel offers...
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Current weather conditions at Deerfield River Reservoir, Franklin County, Massachusetts
Local climate location: READSBORO 14 miles away
         
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Coordinates:
Latitude: 42.60167
Longitude: -72.73833
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Haystack, Vermont, 20 miles away
1160 vertical feet |
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Deerfield River, Franklin CountyCounty, 5 miles away
Class I-II - 7 miles long (Wilcox Hollow to Stillwater Bridge) |
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North River, Franklin CountyCounty, 6 miles away
Class II - 7 miles long (Halifax Vermont Gorge to Colrain) |
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Green River, Windham / Franklin CountyCounty, 8 miles away
Class II-III - 6.8 miles long (Green River to West Leyden) |
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Deerfield River
| There is a portage around the #2 dam which is about a mile or so below the Wilcox Hollow put in. The portage includes an 800 foot long carry and a scramble down a steep, rocky slope.... |
Lake Sadawga
 | 13 miles away
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...ng its natural appearance (not to mention killing the fish and environment) we should stop building around the world, this is one contribution to global warming and obviously the fact that we will eventually outgrow our environment. I suggest rebuilding ontop of old houses if you have the money to build a new house at all otherwise, renovate.I also wish to somehow reduce population which is nearly impossible to do all over the world, china has a good system for that (though a little strict its neccessary you only need two at the most anyway more than that is just rediculous) in building, we need roads, well when it rains the roads and the houses prevent the acidic rain from penetrating and filtering throughout the peat and other minerals in the ground. This filtration helps maintain proper ph (affects fish immensely) and filter sediment out (which hinders the gills of fish)not to mention aids in producing topsoil. so the acid rain is now draining in ditches and along the road into ... sadawga, harriman res., and any other local streams which WILL go to larger bodys of water affecting... |
Berkshire East
| 16 miles away
I loved it. It was great. I can't wait to go again. It had tons of great beginner and intermediate trails. A little park !!!!!!!!!!!!...Vacation Village... |
Nashawannuck Pond
| 17 miles away
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My Mother was born in Easthampton-Wanat house near pond-Williston Ave. I am a former member of citizens restoring Congamond. There used to be a lot of fish - but now only bluegills -Millfoil is one of invasive weeds in pond. Pond over years has a lot of garbage thrown in it-used to swim there- would not dare now especially where beach used to be.... |
Factory Hollow Pond
| 17 miles away
This pond is known by everyone as Puffer's pond and I've never heard it called this before. In the summer there are a lot of swimmers, but it makes good early morning fishing.... |
Barton Cove Campground
 | 18 miles away
I have been going there for over 20 years. It is a great place to take a family and if you are lucky, you will get to see the bald eagles (I actually got to see their first flight)....Lovely campground with huge, clean wooded tent sites. Some sites overlook the Connecticut River, and a few offer access to a swimming or fishing beach. There are some high cliffs on the river side of the campground, partly blocked with post and rail fencing. Small children may not respect the fences, so that should be considered when families with kids choose their site. Overall very enjoyable, and I look forward to returning soon.... |
Indian Pond
| 19 miles away
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If you go to Indian Pond in June, your likely to see it surrounded by the pink flowers of Mountain Laurel. It's very pretty. Mine Ledge to the West and East Hill to the East. It's a rugged hike up Mine Ledge,and a quarter mile more to a spectacular seventy foot ledge dropoff. Great views to the south of the Connecticut River, meandering southward. This is one of my favorite places ever.... |
Whiting Street Reservoir
| 19 miles away
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Whiting Street Reservoir frozen on a late afternoon in February, 2009... |
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