Mohawk trail massachusetts

Mohawk Trail, was created more than 10,000 years ago as American Indians walked, hunted, and traded along the region’s winding rivers.

A Guide to Fall Foliage in Connecticut - Enjoy colorful views from the western Berkshire mountains to the shoreline near Boston, Plymouth, New Bedford and Newburyport. Explore orchards, village greens, dairy farms, and shopping outlets.

To most of the residents of Northern Berkshire, the Mohawk Trail is a means of getting from North Adams to Greenfield and, eventually, Boston. It is to us what the Massachusetts Turnpike is to the residents of central and southern Berkshire County. And when using the northern 'MassPike,' we're in hurry to get from North Adams and its environs to Boston and only stop along the trail if we need a restroom — and they can be few and far in between.

Mohawk Trail State Forest, Charlemont: See 50 reviews, articles, and 49 photos of Mohawk Trail State Forest, ranked No.6 on TripAdvisor among 17 attractions in Charlemont.

If you're visiting northern Massachusetts you'll want to make time to drive the Mohawk Trail. This route extends approximately 42 miles along Route 2 and is one of the most scenic drives in Massachusetts. It's the perfect way to take in the changing fall colors in the autumn. Click the link to learn the exact route and what to see and do along the way.

Take a driving tour of beautiful Western MA along the historic Mohawk Trail in Massachusetts. Experience the thrill and colors of foliage season and explore our museums, culture, art, scenery, theater, cuisine, and more!

From Maine to Massachusetts, these New England fall foliage spots offer stunning views, idyllic towns, and charming hotels.

The Famous Hairpin Turn Mohawk Trail, North Adams, Mass. Published by New England Novelty Co, North Adams, Mass; prnted by Colourpicture Publications, Boston 15, Mass; "Plastichrome" card #P4249; not postally used, dates 1950s