The Mohawk Trail — New England’s first official “scenic tourist route” — has had millions of drivers tool along its 60-mile stretch since opening in 1914. Here some of our talented readers share their photos of this striking region of Massachusetts.
The Mohawk Trail — New England’s first official “scenic tourist route” — has had millions of drivers tool along its 60-mile stretch since opening in 1914. Here some of our talented readers share their photos of this striking region of Massachusetts.
Sugar Maples in North Adams, Massachusetts. Photo Credit : Marlene AnsleyMohawk Theatre in North Adams, Massachusetts, circa 1938. Photo Credit : Lori ParrinoAutumn on The Deerfield River in Charlemont, Massachusetts. Photo Credit : Richard BaillargeonHail to the Sunrise monument in Charlemont, Massachusetts. Bridge of Flowers in Shelburne Falls. Photo Credit : Brenda DarrochMohawk Trail Foliage Photo Credit : Brenda DarrochView of the Connecticut River from Mount Sugarloaf in S. Deerfield, Massachusetts. Photo Credit : Patrick ZephyrBridge on the Mohawk Trail in Greenfield, Massachusetts. Photo Credit : Ernst KrengerFoliage comes to Turners Falls, Massachusetts. Photo Credit : Adam SheehyHistoric Montague, Massachusetts Photo Credit : Charlie Goui
