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Deer Hill Falls

Berkshire County, Massachusetts

Your visit at a glance

Waterfall height
Not recorded
Location
Berkshire County, Massachusetts
Access status
Signed state reservation trail; road access seasonal
The walk
1.1 miles each way (about 2.2 miles return)
Ground & access
Moderate to difficult. The final descent is steep with rough footing; unstable shale at the base.

Deer Hill Falls is a seasonal, 60-foot horsetail on Roaring Brook in Mount Greylock State Reservation. Park at the Sperry Road trailhead on Rockwell Road, 2.3 miles south of the summit lot. Walk down Sperry Road (closed to unauthorized vehicles) 0.6 mile to a small ranger station and fork; go left, then follow signs past campsites to the blue-blazed Deer Hill Trail, cross a wooden bridge, fork right, and after about 0.2 mile fork left. The trail descends steeply to the base of the falls. Signs mark the main junctions.

Plan your visit

Sperry Road trailhead on Rockwell Road, down Sperry Road to the campground, then the blue-blazed Deer Hill Trail to Deer Hill Falls

New England Waterfalls gives 1.1 miles one way and a 350-foot descent to the falls.

Moderate to difficult. The final descent is steep with rough footing; unstable shale at the base.

Where to start

Sperry Road trailhead on Rockwell Road (day use), published trailhead GPS 42.624333, -73.190500.

Timing & water

Best March to June. New England Waterfalls says the park road to the trailhead typically opens to vehicles in late May; the 2026 closing date was not confirmed. Flow is very low in summer.

Before you go

Free to visit the falls as of 2017. A separate fee applied to driving to the summit, per the same source; current DCR fees were not confirmed.

Visitor information
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Within 40 straight-line miles. Road and trail distances will differ.

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Waterfall location

Berkshire County, Massachusetts.

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