Haley Falls
Berkshire County, Massachusetts
Your visit at a glance
- Waterfall height
- Not recorded
- Location
- Berkshire County, Massachusetts
- Access status
- Short trail, platform and parking documented
- The walk
- About 0.17 mile one way (published segments)
- Ground & access
- Short downhill woodland trail. Do not walk the eroded ravine edge. The guide says better views require wading upstream in the brook.
Haley Brook Falls is a punchbowl falls on Williamstown Rural Lands Foundation trails. From the parking area, go directly down into the woods (not the Class of 33 Trail to the east). After about 0.1 mile, cross a bridge over a tiny stream, turn left downhill on the blue-blazed trail and follow it about 350 feet to an observation platform about 50 feet from the falls.
Plan your visit
Berlin Road dirt lot, Williamstown: Williamstown Rural Lands trail and blue-blazed spur to the Haley Brook Falls observation platform
New England Waterfalls gives about 0.1 mile to a bridge, then about 350 feet on a blue-blazed trail to the observation platform. Total one way about 0.17 mile, derived from those figures.
Short downhill woodland trail. Do not walk the eroded ravine edge. The guide says better views require wading upstream in the brook.
Where to start
Large dirt parking area on the left of Berlin Road, about 1.7 miles past the Oblong Road intersection, room for 5 or 6 vehicles; signs read Class of 33 Trail Parking and WRLF Loop (as of 2017).
Timing & water
Best in spring.
Before you go
Current fees and reservation requirements unknown.
Visitor informationVisit sources
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