The town of Shelburne Falls is located in the foothills of the Berkshire Mountains, just west of Interstate 91. This Massachusetts town is adjacent to scenic Route 2 and the Mohawk Trail. Shelburne Falls features the Bridge of Flowers that crosses the Deerfield River. Just below Salmon Falls are some unusual riverbed rock formations, sculpted by an age old glacial flow and neatly polished by the Deerfield River. The Pot Holes are one of the village's attractions. Other items of interest include a trolley museum, unique shops and restaurants, as well as works by some the best artists in America.
     Pictured here is a view of the Pot Holes with Salmon Falls in the background. The swirling water action spun up loose grindstones and created potholes ranging from 6 inches to a world record of 39 feet.