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Earth Night

Address: 127 Combs Road Easthampton, MA 01027 Phone: 413-584-3009 Take the Mass. Turnpike (I-90) to exit 4 (Rt I-91 north) to exit 18 (Rt 5, Northampton). Take a right onto Rt 5 south. After 1.4 miles, take a right onto East Street at the sign for Easthampton Center (Oxbow Sports is on the corner). Follow East Street for 1.2 miles and turn right onto Fort Hill Road at the Massachusetts Audubon sign. Go 0.9 miles and bear right at the next Massachusetts Audubon sign and turn left into the sanctuary.

From the Mass. Turnpike (Rt. I-90): Take exit 11 (Millbury) and go left onto Rt 122 north. Turn left onto Rt 20 west. Turn right at the traffic light onto Massasoit Road.

From Rt 1-290: Take exit 14 (Rt 122 south/Grafton Street). Bear right at the rotary and stay on Rt 122. At intersection, bear right onto Massasoit Road. Follow Massasoit Road past playground and park on left. Sanctuary entrance is located five houses past the park on the right.

By public transportation: Take bus #22 (Millbury) from the Worcester Regional Transit Authority and get off at the Massasoit Road stop. The sanctuary is located at 414 Massasoit Road.

By MBTA Take your best route to Park Street Station via green line or red line. Exit up the stairs/escalator to the surface. Turn left and face the State House, take the path diagonally to your left, behind the entrances to the T. This path has park benches on either side. At the end of the path go up the two flights of stairs up to Beacon Street. Cross Beacon street onto Joy Street. We are # 5 Joy Street on your left.

Driving (Directions to Boston Common Parking Garage near AMC's offices.)

From South of Boston: Take I-93 North/ Southeast Expressway. Take Kneeland Street/Chinatown exit #21 into downtown Boston. Turn Left onto Kneeland Street (which turns into Stuart St.). Proceed for 4/10ths of a mile. Bear Right onto Charles Street at the light. Go straight through your next light (Boylston St.) and turn right into the underground garage. (Follow from * below)

From West of Boston: Take the Mass Pike I-90 into Boston. Take Exit 24 Downtown Boston/Chinatown Turn Left onto Kneeland Street (which turns into Stuart St.). Proceed for 4/10ths of a mile. Bear Right onto Charles Street at the light. Go straight through your next light (Boylston St.) and turn right into the underground garage. (Follow from * below)

From North of Boston: Take your best route to 1-93 South to Boston, to the Storrow Drive/Leverett Circle cutoff. Get onto Storrow Drive Westbound. Take the Back Bay/Copley Square exit. At lights, take a left, then an immediate right onto Arlington Street. Proceed straight through one set of lights at Commonwealth Ave. At Second set of lights, turn left onto Boylston St., which is split by a curb up the middle, with two lanes either side, all going one way. Stay to the left of the split. Take next left onto Charles Street, it's one way, but stay to your right. (you will have followed 2 sides of the public gardens) Enter the underground parking garage on the right. (Follow from * below)

*Drive to the far side of the garage, towards either the State House or Charles Street stairwells, and go up to the street. Turn right and walk up the hill along Beacon Street, heading towards the State House. At the lights at the crest of the hill, turn left onto Joy Street, we are at #5 on the left.

From Boston and points north: Route 128/93 to Route 24 south; at exit 12 take Route 140 south to exit 2, Route I-195 west to exit 12A (See **)

From Providence, RI and points west: Route I-195 east through Fall River, MA to exit 12 (See **)

From Cape Cod and points east: Route I-195 west through New Bedford to exit 12A (See **)

**From Exits 12 or 12A to the UMass Dartmouth campus: Take right off exit onto Faunce Corner Road. Proceed south, traveling across Route 6 onto Old Westport Road. At fork, bear right, staying on Old Westport Road. Campus is one mile on left. Follow signs to Lot 6's Visitor Parking. Short walk to MacLean Campus Center.