Jul 27, 2021 · Many of the most famous and gorgeous waterfalls in Massachusetts can be found in the Berkshires and in the Pioneer Valley region. However, there are also some waterfalls worth visiting in the Central region and the Boston Metro region.

Jan 26, 2020 · Massachusetts has over 400 waterfalls for visitors and locals to enjoy. They cascade, break around boulders, and fall in long streams of water. Several of the falls are in Franklin and Berkshire Counties, making it easy to see them – especially with the short distances it takes to hike to the various falls.

At Umpachene Falls Park, the Umpachene River dumps into the Konkapot River in a small park maintained by the town of New Marlborough. You will need inside connections to visit this waterfall: the park is for New Marlborough residents and their guests only.

The following is a list of all cascades and waterfalls in Massachusetts that have been visited and reviewed in detail on this website. You will find waterfalls scattered across all of Massachusetts, even a few seasonal falls that are within only a few miles of Boston.

Mar 26, 2024 · Wondering where the most majestic waterfalls in Massachusetts are located for day trips, road trip stops or hiking routes? This guide dives (get it?!) into waterfalls near Boston …

Campbell Falls State Park has a stunning waterfall on the Whiting River that drops 50 feet through an evergreen forest. A short but steep trail leads to the falls from the Massachusetts parking lot.

Umpachene Falls Park is a scenic town park along the Umpachene and Konkapot Rivers. The park is highlighted by the serene Umpachene Falls, a slow waterfall that cascades peacefully from the Umpachene into the Konkapot.

Jun 4, 2023 · Massachusetts is home to some of the greatest waterfalls in the Northeast. In this blog post we will cover the 10 tallest waterfalls in Massachusetts. The waterfalls can be found all throughout the state, with the majority of them being located in the western section.

Jan 3, 2024 · Umpachene Falls Trail at Umpachene Falls Park in New Marlborough is an easy 0.2-mile out-and-back walk that leads to the scenic 20-foot tall multi-tiered waterfall, Umpachene Falls. This short walk begins at the main parking lot at Umpachene Falls Park and heads due-South to reach the Umpachene River.

Apr 9, 2019 · Firstly, read more and you will want to visit Umpachene Falls Park! This park is located at Umpachane Falls road in the small beautiful country town of New Marlborough, Massachusetts. Charming Umpachene Falls Park. Here, you can view the Umpachene River flow into the Konkapot River in this Massachusetts town.