Berkshire Highlands (MA-112)
Route 112 runs north-south through the central Berkshire highlands from Huntington north through Plainfield and Colrain, connecting the Jacob's Ladder corridor (US-20) to the Mohawk Trail (MA-2). The two-lane road rolls through open farmland, cuts through tunnel-like tree canopy, and passes small hilltowns with minimal traffic. Used by local riders as a north-south spine linking the two great Berkshire east-west routes into a full-day loop. The landscape is more rural and less-traveled than parallel US-7.
What you'll hit along the way.
Rider-verified stops, overlooks, fuel, and the corners worth knowing about — in the order you'll meet them.
Comfort Kitchen & Bar
A welcoming spot in Huntington to grab a meal before heading into the hills.
Gallagher's Olde Fashioned Services
Fuel stop at the southern end of the route before the climb into the Berkshire Highlands.
Worthington Corners
A quiet rural crossroads near the midpoint offering a glimpse of classic western Massachusetts hill-town character.
Swift River
Small community set alongside the river valley, marking the transition into the northern stretch of the route.
Fort Morrison
The northern terminus of the route, a small settlement that marks the end of the highland run.
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