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Berkshires Appalachian trail map

  • May 11, 2016 Article by Dave Read

If you want to go for a hike in Berkshire county, you can access the Berkshires section of the Appalachian Trail, which wends its way from Connecticut through to Vermont. According to AMCBerkshire.org, there are 15 campsites and shelters along the portion of the trail. Privys and water are available at each; 2 night maximum stay; ordered north to south in this list. The map below displays in approximate locations.

Where to hike in the Berkshires

According to AMCBerkshire.org, there are 15 campsites and shelters along the portion of the Appalachian Trail that runs through the Berkshires. Privys and water are available at each; 2 night maximum stay; ordered north to south in this list. This Berkshires Appalachian Trail map displays approximate locations, but the AT is very well marked and maintained and you shouldn’t have trouble finding your destination, especially since most hikers today carry a GPS device with them while hiking.

Directions to shelters and campsites along the Appalachian trail in the Berkshires

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