Nearly 100 miles of fun-filled highway with something for everyone in every season!!! Williamstown to Shirley

This undeveloped, dual state (MA/NY) park offers magnificent scenic views along the Taconic Crest Trail.  A 30- mile interstate passive recreation trail.  Parking is available at Petersburg Pass just over the New York State Line, 4 miles west of Route 7.  Also acess to the Phelps Trail off of Oblong Road in Williamstown

Located next to the Green River, the park features picnicking and fishing.  Turn onto Hopper Road.

Directions: – Drive South on South St., beginning at Field Park, across from the Williams Inn.  At a half mile, turn into the Clark Art.  Park at the far side of the parking lot, behind the main building.  To find the trailhead, look for 2 small gravestones that mark the eternal resting place of dogs [...]

The Cascades are located in North Adams…. Directions:  Drive east out of town on route 2, turn right on Marion Ave., which is a residential street.  Park along the road, being careful not to interfere with private driveways.  The trail follows along Notch Brook. Description:  The water tumbles down about 50ft.  Although the amount of water [...]

Open May – October.  The park is located on the site of a marble quarry which operated from 1910 to 1947.  The park contains the geologic wonder of having the only naturally formed white marble arch in North America. Visitors may tour the abandonded marble quarry and view the only marble dam in North America.  [...]

(10 miles – 5 hours plus 3 miles to complete loop) Directions:  From Field Park in Williamstown, drive east on route 2 to the lights at Cole Avenue.  Take Cole Ave until the end and turn right with your next left being Pine Cobble Rd. Park in parking lot.  The trail begins across the road [...]

There is a new website in town, and it’s all about the happy trails of Berkshire County. Atwww.BerkshiresTrails.com, casual walkers and passionate hikers can find new ways to adventure in the gorgeous hills of Western Massachusetts. They can also share their fun in words and pictures. Who is behind Berkshires Trails? Berkshires Trails is born [...]

Open May – October.  Located along the wild and scenic Westfield River.  Discover the craggy and refreshing Windsor Jambs gorge. Hiking and walking, camping, swimming, picnicking, fishing and hunting.  Parking and camping fee