Green River WMA - Green River Rd
Green River WMA
Williamstown, MA
Fishing
Green River WMA New Ashford Road, Williamstown, MA
Managed by
Massachusetts Division of Fisheries & Wildlife
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- Free
- Parking
- Primitive
Berkshire hills seen behind a row of trees and expansive green field.
A sign for the Green River WMA, 489 acres in size.
Trees poking through tall green shrubbery. With a bright blue sky.
- Public Land
- Private Land
- Bus Route
- Trail
- Major Trail
About Green River WMA
The Green River WMA is a large area of undeveloped land in the heart of the Berkshires. Visitors will find a sprawling forest with plenty of local Western Massachusetts wildlife species. During appropriate seasons, hunting is excellent in these woods. Both white-tailed deer and wild turkeys are abundant throughout the WMA. The Green River also crosses the property and provides an ideal habitat for local trout species. Fishing on the river is often lucrative year-round.
A small, grassy parking lot is off southbound New Ashford Road, just before the guard rail. Further north, on Route 43, visitors will find a parking area with easy access to the Green River. Some of the land in the WMA is used for farming.
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Accessibility Assessment
There are no accessible features at this location.
This site has a small, grassy area for parking. The ground is uneven. There are no marked or maintained trails through the WMA.
A sign for the WMA and a small grass area for parking.
The road running by the WMA.
A small grass area for parking in the WMA.
Clubs, Retail & Rentals
Looking to meet up with others for team sports or group activities? Check out our list of clubs, guides and leagues in the Berkshires on the Resources page. Our list of summer camps will help you plan an overnight or day camp adventure for your young ones.
We also link to an array of outdoor recreation retail shops for gear and rental facilities for equipment on the Gear page.
