One of Williamstown’s most spectacular properties with an expansive view to Mt. Greylock and other landmarks, the 50-acre former dairy farm connects Bee Hill Road and Route 7, and is an open space link between Stone and Bee Hills. The property is unique as a cultural grassland; a meadow ecology that is maintained by mechanical means, but has much more diversity that an agricultural meadow. The entrance to Sheep Hill is on Cold Spring Road, about 1.2 miles south of Williamstown Center. The property is open for passive recreation and programs on natural history and rural heritage and is a cultural and recreational destination. The Dietze Interpretive Center in the largest barn, once a Dairy Barn, has seasonal and interactive displays and information about the nature and culture of Sheep Hill and the region. During the summer an interpretive naturalist is on hand for informal hikes and programs.
View an interactive history of Sunnybrook Farm here!
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