Trails to Tanks: Uncovering Secrets in the Massachusetts Wilderness

We kick off Season 2 with a ride through hidden military history, stopping at ammo bunkers, finding the CIA headquarters, an amazing tank museum, and a good spot to find lunch. Join us as we explore from Acton to Hudson, MA on another e-bike adventure!
Learn more about the Assabet River National Wildlife Refuge here:
www.fws.gov/re...
Learn the secrets of the CIA here:
www.crowisland...
Plan your visit to the American Heritage Museum here:
www.americanhe...
To learn more about Wang Computer and their history visit:
www.wangmuseum.nl
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[@garyvidelock8716]

Great video and commentary! Thanks for the ride through the wildlife preserve. The museum is very cool (I have a friend who volunteered there and worked on some restorations). I live one town northeast of Acton and ride down to the Assabet River RT several times during riding season, but I haven't visited the wildlife refuge or the museum yet. On my last trip, at the end of the dirt part of the trail I rode on streets (about 2.5 miles) to the Assabet River RT East Hudson portion that will take you through the town of Hudson.
Wang Labs was in Cambridge, Tewksbury and finally settled in Lowell. Digital Equipment Corp (DEC) was the computer company headquartered in Maynard.

[@James_Ryan]

Such an interesting network of trails - tanks for the tour!

[@JT_771]

That museum looks amazing. Love that kind of stuff. Bit of a drive from out West, but might have to stick that on a to-do list regardless.

[@michaelcrouse246]

Cool video, I think you meant to say DEC (Digital Equipment Corporation) which was in Maynard, Wang was Cambridge, Tewksbury, Lowell.

[@noahrichardson761]

WAIT HOLD TF UP! THERES A TANK MUSEUM LESS THAN 2 HOURS FROM MY HOUSE !?!?!

[@AndrewGrey-o2h]

There's still "wilderness" in Mass?

[@noahrichardson761]

no true "wilderness" but plenty of wild spaces in the state.

[@AndrewGrey-o2h]

@@noahrichardson761 Even Michigan can get pretty crowded lately.