Mount Greylock Ski Club
Williamstown, MA
Downhill Skiing
The Turnpike Trailhead will bring visitors to a small hiking trail off Berlin Road. This pathway begins as a double track and is well-marked by white blazes. In the springtime, fresh strawberries cover the path. There are also plenty of local Western Massachusetts wildlife species, including wildflowers and many birds.
Upon arrival, visitors will climb gradually on the double track before reaching the Sarah Tenney Trail. This path connects visitors to numerous other pathways, including the Taconic Crest Trail. Near Petersburg Pass, along the Taconic Crest Trail, visitors can access scenic views of the mountains beyond the Berkshires toward the west.
This property is owned by Berkshire Natural Resources Council (BNRC) and is open for hunting during the appropriate seasons. Because the surrounding forest is low-traveled and quiet, it is often perfect for finding white-tailed deer in late November.
There is no designated parking lot. Visitors should park on the side of Berlin Road or in front of the trailhead.
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This site features a one-space parking area that is unpaved and grassy when not maintained. Accessing the trail requires a short but steep walk up a grassy path. The trail is grassy and has stones, most of which are small, but a few are several inches in diameter. The trail is relatively flat, with a gradual gradient of 3 degrees at times. The trail itself is accessible for adaptive devices, but reaching it is difficult, due to the condition of the parking area.
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