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Bash Bish Falls

Make a splash with the whole family at Bash Bish!

The highest waterfall in Massachusetts is just over the Connecticut border! Bash Bish Falls is near New York, Massachusetts and Connecticut. The falls were formed by glaciers and stand 60 feet tall. The cascades leap around large boulders while the spring water forms deep pools at the bottom of the falls. You must hike 1/2 mile or so to the falls. Children can handle the walk. A very unique and memorable Day Trip!

More information at the website

Contact Info:
Mt. Washington, MA

Guy Moran
(413)-528-0330

Hours: Open Year Round!

Admission:No charge!

Directions: From Mass Pike: Exit 2 to rt 102W to rt 7S to rt 23W to rt 41S-- follow signs from here!
From Great Barrington, MA: Go west on MA-23 until MA-23 and MA-41 split. Turn left on MA-41 and then a quick right at the sign for Bash Bish and Mt. Washington. Follow road for 4 miles or so. Turn right at Falls Road...go 4 miles until you see parking lot on left.

Related topic galleries: New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts

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