Hiking in Berkshire County, MA

Trail networks for all hiking abilities, from easy nature walks to challenging mountain summits. Discover diverse landscapes, scenic vistas, waterfalls, and wildlife while exploring on foot.
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Appalachian Trail Crossing, North Adams, MA

Appalachian Trail Crossing

Mount Greylock State Reservation

North Adams, MA
Beartown Mountain Road, Monterey, MA

Beartown Mountain Road

Beartown State Forest

Monterey, MA
Beaver Lodge Trail Entrance, Lenox, MA

Beaver Lodge Trail Entrance

Pleasant Valley Wildlife Sanctuary

Lenox, MA
Bellows Pipe Trail, Adams, MA

Bellows Pipe Trail

Mount Greylock State Reservation

Adams, MA
Folly Trail, Williamstown, MA

Folly Trail

Field Farm

Williamstown, MA
Gould Farm, Monterey, MA

Gould Farm

Gould Farm Sanctuary

Monterey, MA
Hoosac River Loop Trail, Sandisfield, MA

Hoosac River Loop Trail

Sandisfield State Forest

Sandisfield, MA
Monument Mountain Trailhead, Great Barrington, MA

Monument Mountain Trailhead

Monument Mountain Reservation

Great Barrington, MA
River Overlook Platform, Sandisfield, MA

River Overlook Platform

Clam River Reservation

Sandisfield, MA
Schoolhouse Trailhead, Washington, MA

Schoolhouse Trailhead

October Mountain State Forest

Washington, MA
Tower Mountain Summit, Pittsfield, MA

Tower Mountain Summit

Pittsfield State Forest

Pittsfield, MA
Tyringham Cobble Trailhead, Tyringham, MA

Tyringham Cobble Trailhead

Tyringham Cobble

Tyringham, MA
Windsor Jambs Falls, Windsor, MA

Windsor Jambs Falls

Windsor Jambs State Forest

Windsor, MA

Hiking Preparation Guide

  • Research trail difficulty, length, and elevation gain before starting
  • Wear proper hiking boots with good ankle support
  • Bring plenty of water (1 liter per 2 hours of hiking) and snacks
  • Check trail conditions and closures at Trail Status Updates
  • Start early to avoid afternoon weather and crowds
  • Tell someone your hiking plans and expected return time
  • Pack layers for changing weather conditions

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