Misery Mountain WMA Massachusetts Division of Fisheries & Wildlife Misery Mountain WMA - Hancock Road
Hancock Road, Hancock, MA

Activites & Features
Information
  • Primitive
Safety Tips
Misery Mountain WMA - Hancock Road in Hancock, MA | Berkshires Outside
Misery Mountain WMA - Hancock Road in Hancock, MA | Berkshires Outside
  • Public Land
  • Private Land
  • Bus Route
  • Trail
  • Major Trail

About Misery Mountain WMA - Hancock Road

This parking area will bring visitors to Misery Mountain Wildlife Management Area, an undeveloped property in Western Massachusetts. Upon arriving at the shoulder of Hancock Road, visitors will see a dense hemlock forest. On a small public strip of this forest, visitors can climb uphill and enter the remainder of the WMA. Visitors should examine the property markers to ensure they are on public land.

Misery Mountain WMA is an expansive property in Hancock and Williamstown. The property travels alongside the Taconic Mountains, which follow the border between New York and Massachusetts. Due to its position in a low-traffic area, the secluded property is ideal for finding game during white-tailed deer season. The Taconic Crest Trail, spanning between Pittsfield State Forest and Southern Vermont, also travels through the forest and often provides scenic views of the surrounding Berkshires throughout the year.

Visitors will find this parking area on the shoulder of Route 43, across from Privacy Campground.

Massachusetts Division of Fisheries & Wildlife

Visit Website

Manage this location?

Update Information

Address

Hancock Road, Hancock, MA

Get Directions

Tell others about this place

Clubs, Retail & Rentals

Looking to meet up with others for team sports or group activities? Check out our list of clubs and leagues in the Berkshires. We also link to an array of outdoor recreation resources: retail shops for gear, rental facilities for equipment, and guides to get you where you want to go! Our list of summer camps will help you plan an overnight or day camp adventure for your young ones.

Resources