The Appalachian Trail travels 90 miles in Massachusetts as the trail winds through the Berkshires. The trail passes over the highest point in the state at Mount Greylock with an elevation of 3491 feet. The trail travels over hills, valleys and through towns and hamlets of the Berkshires. The AT passes through the towns of Dalton and Cheshire.
You'll find a number of memorable places along the Appalachian Trail in Massachusetts including Sages Ravine, Race Mountain, Mount Everett, Jug End, Housatonic River, East Mountain, Benedict Pond, The Ledges, Upper Goose Pond, Beckett Mountain, Finerty Pond, Bald Top, Warner Mountain, Gore Pond, The Cobbles, Saddle Ball Mountain, Mount Greylock and Eph's Lookout. You'll find blueberries in season near Becket.
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Myself, Stephen Mirizio and Nick Mirizio will be going unsupported on the MA section of the AT this weekend.
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Due to schedule changes, this has been postponed! Coming soon! ;)
I am consider an attempt this summer. Do I need to replicate the route Derek and Tiago documented in their strava post, including the short hike up from Williamstown to the start of the Long Trail and the short hike out of Sage's Ravine onto Mt. Washington Rd? Or, can I start my watch at the border?
On the CT section of the AT, and I’d assume on most sections, what counts is your time from border crossing to border crossing. So you could start the watch at those big Vermont signs and end it at the CT/MA border, which is strangely a bit further south than the Sages Ravine Brook crossing where the “CT:MA” sign is. I hope this helps. I’m lookin’ at this one, too.