Mohawk Trail (MA-2)
A 63-mile east-west corridor on Route 2 from the New York state line to Millers Falls, widely recognized as one of New England's great motorcycle roads. The 35-mile western section between North Adams and Greenfield is the highlight: the road climbs out of North Adams through dense Berkshire hardwood forest, crests the high ridge above the famous Hairpin Turn at 1,700 feet, then descends along the Deerfield River through Charlemont and Shelburne Falls. Designated one of the nation's first scenic highways in 1914. Traffic is manageable except on fall foliage weekends.
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.
Coyote Flaco
A local spot near the route's western start, good for a meal before heading into the hills.
Hairpin Turn
A well-known viewpoint on the Mohawk Trail offering a broad panorama of the Berkshire hillsides.
Charlemont
A small river valley town at the heart of the trail, with food and services along the Deerfield River.
Speedway
A reliable fuel stop roughly two-thirds of the way through the route.
West Concord
A suburban town marking the transition toward the eastern end of the route near greater Boston.
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