This is one of my absolute favorite places to hike! The trail around the main pond is very easy and…read morea very short hike. There are also a few places that have picnic table sites for you to grill at! I always notice people fishing, and I see people in the water with their inflatables. There are a few other trails to hike, which I highly recommend! The birding here is also fantastic. This place is magical!! Bring the pups! .... One last thought, just be aware that service is very patchy here!

Gorgeous lake and nature trails in a scenic, quiet, rural area. Nature-filled beauty! Picnic tables…read moreare great and often busy on holidays/weekends. I love this serene, beautiful place!

First class beautiful water falls and rapids, with small river side trails enabling picture taking…read moreat different vantage points. It is a gorgeous spot to stop and relax; sit by the river and recharge your negative ions. There is a boat launch area just above the falls for small boats, canoes or kayaks.

Easy 1 hour out and back hike. Some spots slippery with ice on ground. Hiking boots recommended…read moreduring the winter. Fantastic scenery. Easy to see the gorge with more views if you go off trail a bit.

Terrible place for a hike. Poor mapping. A lot of paved roads as "trails". Steer clear.read more

The park is nice. But the price gouging for out of state people is beyond extreme for Labor Day…read moreweekend. $54.00 per night. Whereas for MA residents it's only $17.00. I can understand maybe $5.00 more for out of staters. But $37.00 more. All that and they don't even have electric sites. And the park was well more than half empty.

I enjoyed hiking through this area last weekend. The trails are well marked and overall very easy…read moreto hike, more like a walk through the woods most times. It is nicely shaded so not too hot on the trails. I did end up at the complete opposite end of where we left our car, adding another few miles to the trek though. There are 3 park ok here areas, two are very close to each other and the other is on the opposite end. We went in a Friday and there were very few people on the trails.

Such a great little spot in Hampden County. Does not matter what time of the year you go, it is…read morenice to go on a little, or big, hike and take in the nature.

I love love love this particular hike. I would characterize the trails as intermediate with rocky…read moreareas that require you to pay close attention to what you are doing. The trails are clearly marked but I recommend you take a photo of the smaller trail maps posted throughout the mountain for reference. Because the area is so large with many loop- arounds, having a map photo will prove very helpful. There area several areas near the top with beautiful scenic overlooks you just won't want to miss. This is a dandy hike!

Nice spot for beginners that want to hike a trail/mountain. It's a very very short journey. Also,…read moreif you want to cool down and take a dip afterwards, there are several points along the falls. Unfortunately, during the pandemic, everyone is looking to go here and it's unusually packed. And to no one's surprise, they will squeeze in and ignore social distancing. Otherwise, it's a nice dip that I'll occasionally come to because of the 2 hr drive.

This is a hike worth driving out to. It's a manicured easy trail to the falls. It's a series of 3…read morewaterfalls found across the street from the small parking area. There is also a summit and rock climbing. Pony mountain. Note: You should stop by the close by Williamsburg General Store for the scratch made fresh baked pastry.

Ehh it was littered and underwhelming. Also far too busy for the size, there was poison ivy on the…read moretrail to get to the waterfall and at the base of the waterfall, and parking was not good. You have to parallel park on the edge of a non-level curve .... in a residential area. This wasn't for me and I don't recommend it and I believe the trails need some maintenance at the least. If you decide to follow the river down a little, you will be right underneath a busy highway. I also thought this was not nice and it contributed to my very low star rating. I would truly give 0 stars if I could.

There was no water!!!…read more End of August!! 91 degrees!! NO WATER!! Lol Hard to find! Literally looks like a side wall. Only two cars could fit!! Glad it's close to home!! I would definitely give it another try on a more rainy season!!

Grand Trunk Trail is part of the Titanic Rail Trail and is approximately 9.7 miles from start to…read morefinish. The parking lot alogside Rt.20 is fairly large so you should always find adequate parking. This is a very beautifully well maintained manicured trail great for day hikes.

Just discovered this trail yesterday when I was looking for a good local place to run. Beautiful…read morepath which goes through the woods, past marshlands and through sections where you can still see a lot of tornado damage. I'm not sure if they're planning on paving this, I REALLY hope so, it would make the perfect path for roller skating. Most rail trails I've been on goes through neighborhoods and is close to civilization. This trail, however, veers off into the wilderness and rich with the fragrance of forest rather than car exhaust or food from local burger joints. Needless to say, my run was fantastic :) Im only giving it four stars because it isn't paved. If it ever does get paved, this will be a five star rating!

Had been wanting to check this out all summer, but being a bit of a cheapo, I didn't want to pay…read morethe $20 non-resident parking fee. Now that its off-season and parking is free I checked it out. Wasn't disappointed. Some nice views, and a challenging, but not overwhelming hike. Will definitely have to come back sometime.

Amazing place to take kids . Rock slide and hiking is amazing. The facilities are clean . The park…read moreand picnic areas for families.