Bash Bish Falls State Park

Falls Rd., Mt. Washington
413 528-0330

In the extreme southwest corner of Massachusetts is a cluster of parks particularly notable for their spectacular scenery and breathtaking views. Bash Bish Falls is the state's most dramatic waterfall. Cascading water tumbles through a series of gorges and finally drops 80 feet over the falls and into a sparkling pool. Bash Bish Falls State Park is located within the much larger Mount Washington State Forest which offers 30 miles of trails and wilderness camping. Nearby 1,110 acre Mount Everett State Forest offers picnicking at Guilder Pond. An auto road to the top of Mount Everett gives visitors access to a view spanning three states.

Recreational Opportunities
Fishing, Hiking, Hunting (Restrictions), Scenic Viewing Area, Walking Trails

Park Directions
Bash Bish Fall State Park is located in the south-west corner of Massachusetts.
From the Massachusetts Turnpike (Rte. I-90): take exit 2, Rte. 102 west, Rte. 7 south, Rte. 23 west, Rte. 41 south, follow signs.