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A 20-foot Berkshire cascade under peak fall foliage that doesn't require a grueling hike. πŸ‚

Tucked away in New Marlborough, Umpachene Falls spreads across broad, layered rock shelves rather than a single plunge. 

The entire trail is just a 0.3-mile walk, letting you stand right next to the ledges almost immediately.

Getting to the viewing spots involves a short stretch over roots and rocks, and you don’t need a long hike to reach the cascade. 

Bring shoes with good grip, especially if you plan to walk out onto the uneven ledges.

Save this for a Berkshires day trip, and send it to the friend who always makes room for one more waterfall stop. πŸ’¦

#Massachusetts #TheBerkshires #WesternMass #WaterfallsofNewEngland #FallFoliage

Here’s What to Know:

πŸ“ Umpachene Falls Park, New Marlborough, MA
- About 0.3 mile out and back total
- Parking is available at the park entrance; signgs do say for local residents and guests only. However, people visit it so always take out what you take in.
- Your πŸ•is welcome on leash
- Wear hiking shoes or shoes with good grip. The approach to the viewing spots includes a short section of roots and rocks, and the ledges are uneven and may be slippery.

βœ… Follow for more New England exploring, iconic sites Umpachene Falls in New Marlborough, Massachusetts, cascades over broad, layered rock ledges surrounded by woodland. The flowing water spreads across the rocky shelves, creating multiple tiers and viewpoints along the short trail.
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