Though eastern Massachusetts might be a little flat (hey, easy bike riding!), western Massachusetts is studded with incredible peaks, rolling hills, and stunning mountain vistas. Take a break from your day and check out these fantastic views of Massachusetts mountains and hills across the state.

1. The view from Bascom Lodge nestled on the summit of Mt. Greylock.
Bascom Lodge, N Adams Rd, Adams, MA 01220, USA
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Check out more about Mt. Greylock.
2. Mount Tom as seen from Alford in the Berkshires.
Mount Tom, Mt Tom, Holyoke, MA 01040, USA
Flickr/Geoffrey Coelho
Mount Tom is always a gorgeous destination.
3. This Berkshire vista is absolutely breathtaking.
The Berkshires, United States
Flickr/MOTT
Going to The Berkshires is a classic way to experience the mountains in Massachusetts.
4. These little mountaineers are enjoying a well-earned respite on the crags of Monument Mountain in Great Barrington.
Monument Mountain, Stockbridge, MA 01230, USA
Flickr/MOTT
Monument Mountain is a great place to take your whole family.
5. The undulating hills and valleys of the countryside as seen from Mt. Greylock.
Mount Greylock, Adams, MA 01220, USA
Flickr/Ian Lee
The views from Mt. Greylock are just majestic.
6. Saddle Ball Mountain from Pontoosuc Lake. The saddle is formed by Saddle Ball Mt. on the left side and Mt. Greylock on the right side of this photo.
Saddle Ball Mountain, New Ashford, MA 01220, USA
Wikimedia Commons/Ericshawwhite
Pontoosuc Lake is marvelous option for a getaway from the city.

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7. A hiking group on Stone Hill in Williamstown.
Stone Hill, Williamstown, MA 01267, USA
Flickr/MOTT
We're sure you'll agree that Williamstown's natural beauty is simply stunning.
8. Mt. Williams, Mt. Fitch, and Mt. Prospect stud the horizon in this shot.
Mount Williams, Mt Williams, North Adams, MA 01247, USA
Wikimedia Commons/Ericshawwhite
Mt. Greylock State Reservation is offers some of the most striking vistas in the state.
9. An autumn warmth spreads over Mt. Norwottuck in Granby.
Mount Norwottuck, Granby, MA 01033, USA
Flickr/MOTT
Mt. Norwottuck is absolutely idyllic at any time of year and is definitely one of the best mountains in Massachusetts to explore.
10. A blustery and blue mountainous landscape in North Adams as viewed from the western summit of Mt. Greylock.
Mount Greylock, Adams, MA 01220, USA
Flickr/MOTT
After your hike through the Massachusetts mountains, head down to enjoy a day in the sweet town of North Adams.
11. The view from Mt. Wachusett.
Mount Wachusett, Princeton, MA 01541, USA
Flickr/Chris Devers
Wachusett Mountain State Reservation is a truly beautiful place to spend an afternoon. You won't believe your eyes at some of those amazing views!
12. The rolling hills of the Berkshires are as pretty as a postcard.
The Berkshires, United States
Flickr/MOTT
Exploring The Berkshires is always a good idea.
13. A striking view of Signal Hill in Canton.
Signal Hill, Bourne, MA 02532, USA
Flickr/Paul Geffen
Signal Hill is such a pretty hill in Massachusetts. We bet you won't want to leave!

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What are the most beautiful hikes in Massachusetts?

Some of the best places to walk in our gorgeous state are by the mountains, but there are also lots of beautiful hikes in Massachusetts that revolve around other amazing landmarks. For instance, the Knightville Dam in Huntington is a fantastic place to hike and get some views you definitely won't find anywhere else! And if you love water views and wildlife, make your way to Ashley Reservoir in Holyoke for a trail that goes right between two sides of the lovely body of water. The reservoir is home to lots of different animals, from geese to rabbits, so you'll get to see plenty of sweet native residents.

What are the most beautiful lakes in Massachusetts?

The most beautiful lakes in Massachusetts are some of the best places to go to spend an afternoon of hiking, bird watching, and just enjoying nature. Laurel Lake in Erving State Forest is a perfect place to find clean and clear water and a forest that looks straight out of a storybook. Long Pond in Harwich is another excellent choice, particularly if you like sandy beaches and riding your bike. There is a paved path here so you can take a nice easy walk or ride.

What are the best fall hikes in Massachusetts?

When the season starts changing and you want to fully enjoy the crisp air, head out on the best fall hikes in Massachusetts for a gorgeous adventure. Wachusett Mountain West Side Trail on Wachusett Mountain is a great choice for checking out the autumnal glory of the hues of the leaves. You;l get to see fantastic oranges, reds, and yellows here, and the walk is just 2.7 miles long, so it won't take up your entire day. Pond Trail at Tully Mountain in Royalston is another excellent choice. You'll get to see a little waterfall and hear the water peacefully cascading down the rocks.

 

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