Wilderness Landscape & Natural Heritage
Savoy Mountain State Forest, located in the northwestern corner of Massachusetts, spans over 10,000 acres of rugged terrain in the Berkshire Hills. It boasts a rich ecology, with dense hardwood forests, peaceful ponds, and cascading waterfalls. Established in 1918, the forest offers a glimpse into the region's history, with remnants of old railroads and logging activity. Visitors can enjoy a myriad of recreational opportunities, from hiking along the more than 50 miles of trails to fishing in its serene bodies of water. Tannery Falls and Bog Pond are some of the notable landmarks within the forest, drawing visitors with their picturesque beauty. During winter, the landscape transforms, offering snowshoeing and cross-country skiing adventures. With its combination of natural beauty, recreational activities, and historical elements, Savoy Mountain State Forest provides an enriching outdoor experience for all.