Trail Overview

This is an unmaintained road in Florida, Massachusetts. The northern end is about a mile from the eastern portal of the Hoosac Tunnel, once the world's second-largest tunnel, and climbs southward out of the beautiful Deerfield River valley. One of the more challenging trails in the Berkshires, this rocky and rutted path skirts a precipitous drop for the first third and becomes a ragged and jagged washout in the middle. The southern third becomes a timid jaunt through woods and clearings, with brush and trees choking the once clear path. This trail has dangerous sections due to the precipitous drop to the east. The road is crumbling near some of these drops. Lockers and good condition, 35" minimum, off-road tires are a must. Do not attempt this trail alone.

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Difficulty

Ledges over 2 feet, heavy washouts, and the potential to roll/slide over a hundred feet make this trail a serious 6. There is real potential for rollover here, so take this trail seriously.

Technical Rating

Tony Difo

Nov 27, 2025

Open

ON 31 tires felt like a little too much going North to south. There were sections where the wet rock made it extremely fun

Julian Havelaar

Oct 27, 2025

Open

Me (on 33s, rear locker) and a friend (stock on 31s, no lockers) completed from South to North (downhill) with no issues, just some spotting in some areas for bumper clearance.

ryan Casagrande

Sep 21, 2025

Open

Was a great trail to hit went from the south to the north. Was a manageable trail to do alone was aired down to about 15 psi and took my time and got thru no problems.