What Are the Places in Berkshire with Great Views of Fall Foliage?

Top 3 Places to Visit for Fall Foliage in Berkshire

In Berkshire County in Western Massachusetts, the peak of the fall season is in the first few days of October. The best fall foliage with amber, auburn, crimson, and russet shades can be found across the Berkshires! At Berkshire Mazda in Pittsfield, MA, we list the top 3 places to visit for fall foliage in Lenox!

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Route 7

Route 7 stretches from Norwalk to Vermont. The Massachusetts section is 60 miles long. It starts from Great Barrington and passes through Lenox and Pittsfield, finishing in North Adams. When you travel, you will get a look at quaint farms, picturesque hills, and charming vistas.The Route 7 has various hues of red, yellow, and orange. Apart from the exciting autumn colors along the way, you could also visit the Berkshire Scenic Railway Museum in Lenox and The Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge!

Mount Greylock

For more of fall foliage, you could drive to the summit Mount Greylock in Adams. The summit is 3,491 feet and has a serene view of the Green Mountains of Vermont and the Taconic Range. You’ll see miles of foliage, mountain peaks, and rocky hills. The Stoney Ledge trail from the Williamstown side of the mountain has a breathtaking view. The Appalachian Trail, Ashuwillticook Rail Trail, and Mass MoCA are other attractions that you could explore!

Mohawk Trail

Also termed Route 2, the Mohawk Trail is a historic route that leads through the Northern Berkshire mountains. You could go for a walk or for birdwatching at Rocky Mountain Park; enjoy a variety of flowers, vines, and shrubs at the Bridge of Flowers near Shelburne Falls; or schedule a zip line tour in Charlemont.