Join this small excursion with Chelsey Simmons from Berkshire Environmental Action Team (BEAT) through one of the oldest forests in Massachusetts, where you’ll walk among trees that are hundreds of years old and through a lush landscape of boulders thick with mosses. The Ice Glen Trail is considered difficult by some. Getting through the glacial ravine requires occasional climbing over, under, and around giant boulders. The walk will be around 1.5 miles and take about 2 hours.

DATE: Sunday, October 1

TIME: 10 AM  – 12 PM

LOCATION: Meet at the Goodrich Memorial Park parking lot on Park Street in Stockbridge, 0.25 miles south of the Red Lion Inn on Rt. 7 – GPS 42.278559, -73.307583

Pre-registration is required. Limited to 10 participants. Email chelsey@thebeatnews.org or call 413-464-9402

This walk is part of the annual Housatonic Heritage Walks, which are FREE, guided interpretive walks to the most interesting historic, cultural, industrial, natural, and scenic sites in Berkshire County, MA, & Litchfield County, CT.