The Mohawk Trail is the first scenic road in New England. It officially opened on October 22, 1914. With 63 miles of unsurpassed splendor and …
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Oct 16, 2024
Don’t go on a Tuesday, if you’re planning on exploring the towns along the Mohawk Trail. Nearly every shop and restaurant is closed on Tuesdays! However, we enjoyed a lovely, leaf-peeping drive in mi… Full review by GoPlaces14192103781
Aug 12, 2023
New England is famously known for its' incredible fall foliage and when the foliage is at peak color, it is truly amazing! The Mohawk Trail is an old trail that has modern meaning for those intereste… Full review by aliceann1
Mar 11, 2023
I wasn't expecting such a pleasant drive. The hairpin turn was something. I wish we had made the effort to see the Hoosick Tunnel. Full review by 80juanitawade
Is this trail a day long adventure or more? Is there a Best or worse Time to go? Is there a nice place to stay overnight?
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The Mohawk Trail is a state highway, MA 2. I have driven it many times. The best time to drive it is in October during fall foliage, but it is popular with leaf peepers, so expect …
The Mohawk Trail is a state highway, MA 2. I have driven it many times. The best time to drive it is in October during fall foliage, but it is popular with leaf peepers, so expect traffic. The worst time to drive it is during winter storms when snow and ice can slow the trip. From Greenfield to Williamstown (or reverse) could take a full day only if one spent a lot of time on hiking trails or other attractions along the route; otherwise, it is usually no longer than 2 hours. Berkshire County, MA has many inns and other fine places to stay, but tastes (and wallets) do vary.
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