Mohawk Trail | Photographs

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.

Credit: Brenda Darroch
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.

Sugar Maples in North Adams, Massachusetts.

Credit: Marlene Ansley
Sugar Maples in North Adams, Massachusetts.
Credit: Marlene Ansley
Mohawk Trail Theatre

Mohawk Theatre in North Adams, Massachusetts, circa 1938.

Credit: Lori Parrino
Mohawk Theatre in North Adams, Massachusetts, circa 1938.
Credit: Lori Parrino
Mohawk Trail Deerfield River

Autumn on The Deerfield River in Charlemont, Massachusetts.

Credit: Richard Baillargeon
Autumn on The Deerfield River in Charlemont, Massachusetts.
Credit: Richard Baillargeon
Monument Mohawk Trail
Hail to the Sunrise monument in Charlemont, Massachusetts.
Bridge of Flowers Mohawk Trail

Bridge of Flowers in Shelburne Falls.

Credit: Brenda Darroch
Bridge of Flowers in Shelburne Falls.
Credit: Brenda Darroch
Mohawk Trail Foliage

Mohawk Trail Foliage

Credit: Brenda Darroch
Mohawk Trail Foliage
Credit: Brenda Darroch
Connecticut River Mohawk Trail

View of the Connecticut River from Mount Sugarloaf in S. Deerfield, Massachusetts.

Credit: Patrick Zephyr
View of the Connecticut River from Mount Sugarloaf in S. Deerfield, Massachusetts.
Credit: Patrick Zephyr
Mohawk Trail Bridge

Bridge on the Mohawk Trail in Greenfield, Massachusetts.

Credit: Ernst Krenger
Bridge on the Mohawk Trail in Greenfield, Massachusetts.
Credit: Ernst Krenger
Turner Falls Mohawk Trail

Foliage comes to Turners Falls, Massachusetts.

Credit: Adam Sheehy
Foliage comes to Turners Falls, Massachusetts.
Credit: Adam Sheehy
Montague, MA Mohawk Trail

Historic Montague, Massachusetts

Credit: Charlie Goui
Historic Montague, Massachusetts
Credit: Charlie Goui

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  1. Many years ago I lived in Shelburne Falls MA. and started the first book store there just down from The Bridge Of flowers and across the street from the Glacial Pot Holes. I recently visited the town and found this beautiful old hill town had turned into something resembling a tourist carnival. What a crying shame it was to behold.

    Tamcho

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