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Savoy Mountain State Forest Adventures

Savoy Mountain State Forest in Massachusetts offers diverse outdoor activities amidst rolling mountains and lush forests. With its expansive trail system and scenic landscapes, it's a haven for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers.

10,418

Acres Protected

Miles of Trails

Approximately 120,000

Annual Visitors

1918

Year Established

Popular Activities

Plan Your Visit

Everything you need to know to prepare for an unforgettable trip to Savoy Mountain State Forest.

Entrance Requirements

Free access, no permits required.

Best Time to Visit

Spring through fall for hiking, winter for snow sports.

Visitor Information

No dedicated visitor centers, but information kiosks are available.

Getting There

Accessible via Route 2 and local roads, with some seasonal closures in winter.

Weather & Climate

Summers are warm, with temperatures averaging between 60°F and 80°F. Winters are cold with significant snowfall, while spring and fall are cool, featuring vibrant foliage scenes.

Conservation Efforts

The forest management focuses on sustaining native species and combating invasive plant threats to preserve the delicate ecosystem.

Camping in Savoy Mountain State Forest

Find the perfect spot to stay overnight and immerse yourself in the details.

North Group Campground

Developed

Reservations Required

Located near Tannery Falls with facilities and easy access to various trails.

South Group Campground

Developed

Reservations Required

Offers forested sites with proximity to Bog Pond and ample hiking opportunities.

Top Trails

Tannery Falls Trail

Moderate

1.5

Leads to the magnificent Tannery Falls, perfect for a short but rewarding hike.

Bog Pond Loop

Easy

3.5

Circles Bog Pond, offering wildlife viewing and serene water views.

Spruce Hill Trail

Hard

4.0

A challenging climb with panoramic vistas from Spruce Hill's summit.

South Pond Trail