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When any given person thinks of Massachusetts, there's a good chance the first city, town, or region you would think of is Boston, Cape Cod, Salem, or maybe Nantucket/Martha's Vineyard. Those are likely the usual suspects when it comes to popular destinations, and for very good reason. But there are a lot of other great spots throughout the Bay State that also deserve plenty of praise. So, what about some of those other places in Massachusetts that don't necessarily get the recognition? Those are the more underrated places throughout the state. It just so happens that we now know where the most underrated town in Massachusetts is.

According to onlyinyourstate.com, Natural Bridge State Park, is a 48-acre underrated park located in North Adams, where visitors can discover the only naturally-formed white marble bridge in North America.

The one thing about living in the commonwealth, we have a lot of locally owned restaurants!

When you think of Massachusetts, there's a good chance that you think of places to travel to like Boston, Cape Cod, Salem, Cambridge, or Nantucket/Martha's Vineyard. There are definitely lots of other cool spots that I'm leaving out. But what about some of those other places around the Bay State that don't necessarily get the notoriety. Those are the more underrated places around the state. It just so happens that the Berkshires is home to not one, but four of those spots.

When you think of Massachusetts, there's a good chance that you think of places to travel to like Boston, Cape Cod, Salem, The Berkshires (duh!!!), Cambridge, or Nantucket/Martha's Vineyard. Maybe there are some other cool spots that I'm leaving out. However, none of those were picked as the 22 most underrated destinations in the U.S. As it turns out, the Bay State has two of them. What do you think they are?

The Pioneer Valley has some hidden treasures for local residents and visitors

When you think of Massachusetts, there's a good chance that you think of places to travel to like Boston, Cape Cod, Salem, The Berkshires (duh!!!), Cambridge, or Nantucket/Martha's Vineyard. Maybe there are some other cool spots that I'm leaving out. However, none of those were picked as the 22 most underrated destinations in the U.S. As it turns out, the Bay State has two of them. What do you think they are?