Jr. Conway State Forest , a 1,946-acre forest in southern Conway, is accessible from West Whately Road, which leaves Route 116 just east of the village. There are hiking and horseback trails, and more than four miles of streams for trout fishing. It also offers hunting and winter activities. South River State Forest , encompasses 500 acres in Conway and is accessible via Shelburne Falls and Bardwells Ferry roads, north of Route 116. There are picnic tables along the South River to its confluence with the Deerfield River, plus several tent sites.
All facilities are primitive in nature.
Fishing is available in the South, Bear and Deerfield rivers. Hunting is also allowed. Conway Historical Society , located on Main Street, features a notable collection of items from Conway's cutlery and tool factories, woolen mills and shoe factories. Burkeville Covered Bridge , on Route 116, about a mile north of the center of town. More than 120 years old, the 107-foot bridge that spans the South River is undergoing restoration.