AMCBerkshire.OrgThe Western Massachusetts chapter of the Appalachian Mountain Club

These are the latest trail updates. Feel free to print out a copy. This section will be updated regularly.

John Klebes is an M-M trail maintainer and wrote the account of his hike this spring. Klebes day hiked sections of the M-M Trail for many years, but this April he decided to through-hike the entire trail end-to-end in a week.

If a landowner allows access to the M-M Trail across their property, will he or she become exposed to liability suits for injuries suffered on his or her property?

The Metacomet-Monadnock Trail Guide is a detailed guide to hiking the M-M Trail, with maps, distances, elevations, etc. The newly-updated tenth edition is available. (The trail descriptions on this web site are excerpted from the guidebook.)

This guide provides descriptions each trail section, from the CT line to the summit of Mt. Monadnock, with distances and trail profiles.

The Metacomet-Monadnock Trail (M-M Trail) is a long distance hiking footpath, maintained by the Appalachian Mountain Club-Berkshire Chapter Trails Committee and other volunteers. It is approximately 114 miles from the blue-blazed Metacomet Trail on the Connecticut state line to Mt. Monadnock in New Hampshire. These pages are designed to allow those who have never experienced the M-M trail to get a taste of its beauty, and for newcomers and old hands to offer observations on its condition.