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Mount Holyoke Range State Park
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MOUNT HOLYOKE RANGE STATE PARK
MOUNT HOLYOKE RANGE STATE PARK
1500 West Street
Amherst, Massachusetts   01002
(lat:42.3055 lon:-72.5277) map location

Phone: 413-253-2883
The 3,000-acre Mount Holyoke Range State Park features a 7-mile mountain ridge line. The park also includes streams, wetlands, woods, and thickets. Visitors can explore more than 30 miles of blazed trails.

Activities
Hiking
Horseback riding
Hunting
Mountain biking
Snowmobiling
Cross-country skiing

Facilities
Restrooms
Porta-Jons are located behind the building.
Scenic views
Visitor center



Picnicking
Mount Holyoke Range State Park offers picnic areas with tables and grills. Enjoy a meal surrounded by beautiful forest scenery.
Bicycling
Biking enthusiasts can explore a variety of trails, but be aware that some are challenging due to steep inclines.

The park's terrain is diverse and includes both paved paths suitable for casual cyclists and rugged dirt tracks.

Mountain bikers should exercise caution as many routes feature rocky sections requiring advanced skills.

While there aren't specific bike rentals within the park boundaries, nearby towns offer rental services if needed.

Remember to respect trail etiquette; yield to hikers or horse riders you may encounter on your ride.

Always wear appropriate safety gear including helmets when biking in this area with varied topography.

Check local regulations before setting out since certain areas might restrict cycling during particular seasons or times of day.
Birding
The park offers diverse birding opportunities with over 80 species of birds. Birdwatchers can spot warblers, thrushes and hawks among others. The varied habitats attract different types of migratory songbirds too.

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