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NATURE'S TURN: Native flora and fauna of the Southern Taconic Range
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NATURE'S TURN: Native flora and fauna of the Southern Taconic Range
Snow-crowned Mount Everett, with an elevation of 2,624 feet, is the highest peak in the Southern Taconic Range, meeting the eye when traveling west from Great Barrington on Route 23 from points east. Mt. Everett rises up to the west on the approach to the Taconic Range on the Connecticut-Massachusetts-New York border. Check for traveling directions and trail conditions for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing at Mt. Everett Reservation and Aland…
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