Mt. Tom boasts an unparalleled view of the Connecticut Valley north and south, the Berkshire mountains to the west and the Pelham hills to the east. This 2,161 acre facility offers 22 miles of hiking and walking trails; picnicking; fishing on Lake Bray; and cross country skiing and ice skating in the winter. Mt. Tom also offers a children's play area.
Lake Bray is a small waterbody consisting of less than 10 acres. The Oxbow located 2 miles North of the Route 5 entrance would be an alternative site for boating enthusiasts.
Today the Reservation includes about 47 of the 80 tree species found naturally in Hampshire County. Mt. Tom is one of the premier hawk watching spots in New England. Each fall, thousands of hawks and other birds fly past the mountain.
Activities
Hiking
Mount Tom offers 22 miles of trails for all experience levels.
Cross-country skiing
Many hiking trails are available for skiers in the winter.
Bird watching and scenic views
There are plenty of great views and great places to bird watch throughout the park.
All Activities at Mount Tom State Reservation
Cross-country skiing
Hiking
Fishing
Ice skating
Educational programs
Facilities at Mount Tom State Reservation
Grills
Nature center
Pavilion
Picnic areas
Playground
Restrooms
Visitors Center
