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The cabin is student-operated and only open when school is in session. It features electricity, an outhouse, and a number of other amenities. You can learn more about the cabin and how to reserve a stay here: https://newenglandtrail.org/overnight-sites/mt-holyoke-outing-club-cabin/.

Mount Holyoke is a 935 foot mountain near the town of Northampton, Massachusetts. Cycling up Mount Holyoke, Massachusetts, is a rewarding, but challenging experience. The auto road is open to cyclists in the spring, summer, and early fall, and great views of the Pioneer Valley and the Connecticut River as you climb. At the top, there are overlooks with benches, and several picnic tables with panoramic views for you to rest and relax at before beginning your descent. There are also bathrooms as well as the historic Summit House, which used to be a hotel.

The Notch Visitor's Center is open daily from sunrise-sunset from Memorial Day to Labor Day. There are exhibits about the local flora and fauna, the unique geology of the Holyoke Range, and the history of the area. The Visitor Center is staffed with knowledgeable rangers, has parking, bathrooms, and picnic areas, and is also where several popular hiking trails leave from, including the Metacomet-Monadnock, which crosses right in front of the Visitor Center.

The Notch Visitor's Center is open daily from sunrise-sunset from Memorial Day to Labor Day. There are exhibits about the local flora and fauna, the unique geology of the Holyoke Range, and the history of the area. The Visitor Center is staffed with knowledgeable rangers, has parking, bathrooms, and picnic areas, and is also where several popular trails leave from, including the Metacomet-Monadnock, which crosses right in front of the Visitor Center.

This 3,000-acre park showcases 7 miles of mountain ridge line and encompasses a diverse range of terrains. It provides an excellent experience for hikers, mountain bikers, snowmobilers, and cross-country skiers. Scattered throughout the park, there are several scenic viewpoints to take advantage of.

This scenic reservoir was once the town's main water source. While swimming is prohibited, visitors can still enjoy the peaceful views and abundant wildlife along its trails.

Deep in the Amethyst Brook Conservation Area, is the Amethyst Brook Labyrinth, a carefully constructed spiral of stones meant to aid in walking meditation and reflection. The Labyrinth is best reached via the Robert Frost Trail to Doris Goldman Trail, making an easy, peaceful loop through the forest and along Amethyst Brook making it a great place to explore with families and people of all ages.

Mount Orient is 955 feet tall in Pelham. Although you don't get great views from the wooded summit itself, there is a lower, south-facing ledge that overlooks Holyoke Range and the east-central Pioneer Valley close by. The popular Metacomet-Monadnock Trail and the Robert Frost Trail traverse Mount Orient. This is a popular day hike among Amherst locals and college students and a great place to spend an afternoon.