There are so many incredible sights to see and places to explore in Massachusetts. From corner to corner, this state is packed with more adventures than you probably realize. Check out the experiences you absolutely must have in Massachusetts - the ultimate Massachusetts bucket list!

This place looks like something from a fantasy film, and it's right here in Massachusetts. Take a long walk with a few friends, your hiking boots and a decent camera. The gorgeous foliage and crystal-clear waterfalls will enchant you.

CNN calls this maze the best field maze in the United States, and with good reason. With over three miles of pathways to explore, plenty of hidden surprises, and full-size attractions hidden within, it's an epic adventure close to home.

Both have been purveyors of fine seafood and delectable fried clams for generations. Woodman's even claims to have invented the fried clam.

Lighthouses are beloved Massachusetts icons, and totally worthy day trip destinations. Check out 45-foot-tall Nauset Light, which you may recognize from your nearest bag of Cape Cod Potato Chips.

This is definitely one of the best ways to see the enchanting scenery of Cape Cod. There are plenty of scenic tours to choose from, including fall foliage, ale tasting, brunch and dinner trains.

Between the shows, bars, restaurants and clubs, you're guaranteed to make some awesome memories if you grab your crew and head to the capital city for an evening on the town.

Candlepin bowling might look a little odd to outsiders, but this Massachusetts variant is a ton of fun. It's definitely something every visitor (and native) should be sure to cross off their state bucket list.

Completed in 1777, this fort was instrumental to the country's fight for independence. Nearly 200 French soldiers (who were fighting for the American side during the Revolutionary War) died of smallpox at the fort, and reports of hauntings have plagued this beautiful spot ever since.

Tucked away in an 80-acre forest clearing, this long-running Massachusetts autumn festival offers real jousting matches, fire-breathing displays, live tigers and aerial ribbon dancing.

Salem was the site of the infamous Salem witch trials, but this town has become much more welcoming to the spooky side of life since then. Visit homes from the witch trial period, explore the fabled House of Seven Gables, or just take in seaside charm of this historic town.

The Eastern States Exposition is the largest agricultural festival in the region. This fall festival is known for its delicious fair food (try a double chili and bacon cheeseburger served between two glazed donuts), crazy rides and amazing entertainment.

These dazzling cliffs look totally out of place in Massachusetts, and they're definitely one of the state's top natural wonders. Different clay and soil deposits form the layers of red, orange, yellow, white and even green and blue that make these cliffs so remarkable.

Seafood is a big deal in Massachusetts, and these huge gatherings draw scallop and clam lovers from miles around. They mostly happen during the summer months, so keep an eye out for a festival near you.

You can hike, run, bird watch, fish, bike and picnic at this gorgeous waterfront spot. There really isn't a single part of the Reservoir area that isn't truly lovely, and it's one of New England's best kept secrets.

These geological oddities are actually pretty gorgeous. More than 50 natural wells or "potholes" dot the granite expanse at the bottom of Salmon Falls. The swirling waters are really cool to observe.

This place hosts some of the most beautiful and interesting performances in the state. It's a classic venue for catching a great local or international artist or symphony.

It's Massachusetts' highest peak, and one of the most scenic spots in the state. Hiking to the top is a great experience, but you can also drive most of the way up.

This place is an official National Historic Landmark, and they've had almost 200 years to figure out what makes the perfect oyster. It's a Boston landmark and a seafood lover's dream.

The tallest waterfall in Massachusetts is a wonder to behold. You'll have to travel far out west to see this 70-foot cascade, but it's worth it.

These living history museums give you a taste of what life was like in Massachusetts hundreds of years ago. You can do period crafts, learn about how early settlers lived, and meet historical figures.

The stadium offers tours as well, if you don't want to spring for Red Sox tickets (though you really should).

Enough. Said.

Kelly's claims to have invented the roast beef sandwich. With flavors this good, we're ready to believe them. Check out one of their five locations across the state, especially their Revere shop.

This surreal stone chasm is one of the most unique hiking spots in the state. Scramble across boulders with names like Fat Man’s Misery, Corn Crib, and the Devil's Coffin.

This self-guided walk will take you to all the most historic and awe-inspiring sites in our capital city. It's a great way to get a workout in for your brain and body.

There you have it: THE ultimate Massachusetts bucket list. For more Massachusetts beauty during the autumn season, check out our Massachusetts fall foliage road trip across the state. Proud of living in Mass and want to show off a bit? Check out all the offerings from our friends at Wear Your Roots.