Sunderland

Sunderland Fish Hatchery, on Route 116 near the Amherst town line, is operated by the State Division of Fisheries and Wildlife. It raises trout that are stocked in streams and ponds throughout the state. The public is welcome to tour the facility between 8:00 am. and 3:00 pm. For guided tours, it is best to call a week or two in advance. Call (413) 665-4680 for further information.

Cronin National Salmon Station, which is part of the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service's effort to restore Atlantic salmon to the Connecticut River and its tributaries, is open to the public. The facility located on East Plumtree Road, off Route 116 near the Amherst town line. It offers various activiites, special-needs fishing programs and school tours. It is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm.  Call (413) 548-9010 for times and further information.

Mount Toby Reservation, can be reached by Reservation Road off Route 47 near the Montague town line. The summit of Mt. Toby, which rises 1,269 feet, has an observation tower and offers a panoramic view of the surrounding countryside. A trail leading to the summit takes about an hour to hike.

Cranberry Pond, is located between Routes 63 and 47 near Mount Toby. It has a boat ramp for non-gasoline powered boats and is annually stocked with trout. Reservation Road off Route 47 leads directly to the pond.

"Button Ball" Tree, more than 350 years old, sits on North Main Street is an attraction for tourists and residents.