Hancock is a town, which is found in Berkshire County, Massachusetts, United States. When you think about Hancock, think about Norman Rockwell's now-classic illustrations of robust Americana who often drew their inspiration from a cultural palette nurtured by the creatively fertile hills of Massachusetts' well-known Berkshires. The area of the Berkshires is collectively known as America's premier cultural resort, as they are so grand, with so many things available you can do outdoors.
The region's natural beauty is largely what attracts so many artists here in the first place, with scenes to paint, photograph, and draw. Folks from points near and far, both in the country and from outside the country make the trip to Northwestern Massachusetts to take in culture rich performing arts, to view the ever changing galleries, and the history in the museums. Many also come to enjoy the Berkshires' natural beauty a scenic grace that historically lures many artists looking to unleash their creative genius, or to get their start in the arts. Jiminy Peak is visible from nearly every point in town. Skiers flock to Hancock when the snow starts to fly to start the season all over again. During the other seasons, biking, hiking and shopping are all popular activities that are found in Hancock. What you might be surprised about is that Hancock is just 113 miles from New York City.
