Trails & Riding Areas

The Freetown Trail Master Plan examines the 145 inventoried miles and 88 authorized miles within the Massachusetts forest.

Savoy Mountain State Forest restrictions on ATVs and UTVs, explaining why motorized riding is prohibited on trails.

Tolland State Forest permits do not replace vehicle registration or allow ATVs and UTVs on street-legal motorcycle trails.

Freetown-Fall River State Forest single-track trails are restricted to motorcycles to prevent environmental damage and safety hazards.

Massachusetts DCR motorized trail closures in November protect vulnerable state forest soils from lasting damage during wet weather.

The Berkshire Trails Council and forest rangers coordinate trail care, rider information, and public land access.

Massachusetts Berkshire OHV trails spanning 69 miles across three state forests require careful planning for vehicle types and open routes.

Calling Beartown State Forest before towing an ATV or UTV confirms current trail access, staging areas, and vehicle rules.

Massachusetts trail conditions and vehicle rules help riders verify closures and parking before towing an ATV.

Massachusetts unauthorized trail inventories record unapproved routes, explain network impacts, and help riders check legal access.