The Mohawk Trail Scenic Byway offers a captivating journey through the history and natural beauty of western Massachusetts. This self-guided driving tour allows travelers to explore breathtaking mountain overlooks, historic villages, and geological wonders at their own pace. Discover the iconic Mohawk Trail Hairpin Turn, visit charming towns like Shelburne Falls, and traverse one of America’s oldest scenic routes without the hustle of traditional tours. Perfect for history buffs and nature lovers alike, this immersive experience reveals the stories and sights that shaped the region.
- Explore the scenic beauty of the Berkshires and historic sites along the route
- Visit famous stops like the Mohawk Trail Hairpin Turn and Whitcomb Summit
- Enjoy the freedom of a self-guided tour with offline access
- Spend 4 to 6 hours discovering the rich history and culture of western Massachusetts
Begin your adventure where the Mohawk Trail officially starts. Stretch your legs beside the Millers River before setting off on one of New England's oldest and most scenic driving routes.
Visit one of New England's finest free art museums and see the nation's oldest continuously operating astronomical observatory.
Begin your adventure where the Mohawk Trail officially starts. Stretch your legs beside the Millers River before setting off on one of New England's oldest and most scenic driving routes.
Discover Orange's surprising claim to automotive history while exploring a beautifully preserved 1866 home that tells the story of one of Massachusetts' great mill towns.
Explore this free museum overlooking the Connecticut River while uncovering the powerful history of Peskeomskut, one of New England's most significant Native American sites.
Drive the historic Mohawk trail, one of the oldest scenic. byways, and discover it's story as you drivec
Take a short detour to visit one of western Massachusetts' picturesque covered bridges, beautifully restored and perfect for photos.
Visit one of New England's finest free art museums and see the nation's oldest continuously operating astronomical observatory.
Stop beside the Deerfield River to see the famous bronze "Hail to the Sunrise" statue honoring the Mohawk people while enjoying peaceful riverside scenery.
Explore one of the world's largest contemporary art museums, housed inside a sprawling 19th-century factory complex filled with world-class exhibitions and immersive installations.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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