Set on 380 scenic acres in the heart of the Berkshires in Western Massachusetts, an area known for its abundant cultural venues including the Norman Rockwell Museum and famed Tanglewood Music Center, summer home of the Boston Symphony Orchestra. The Berkshires are also home to the Clark Art Museum, which possesses rich art collections and is best known for its extraordinary collection of French Impressionist paintings. The largest museum in the country, MASSMoCA, presents modern works of art and the internationally celebrated Jacobs Pillow Dance Festival are also nearby. There are numerous historical sites such as the 200 year old Hancock Shaker Village and Chesterwood, the studio and estate of the sculptor, Daniel Chester French, best known for the Lincoln Memorial. The Berkshires unspoiled natural environment, including Mount Greylock, the highest peak in Massachusetts, provides visitors wonderful outdoor opportunities. From hiking, biking and canoeing in summer to skiing and snowshoewing in winter, the Berkshires has something for everyone.