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Hubbard River Gorge & Falls
Granville, Massachusetts
Long cascade corridor in DCR's Granville State Forest. Hemlock-gorge trail along the Hubbard River; no cliff jumping.
At a glance
Overview
Hubbard River Gorge & Falls is the long cascade corridor that gives DCR's Granville State Forest its identity — a series of falls, ledges, and plunge pools stepping down the Hubbard River through hemlock and pine. Access is from the main state-forest entrance off West Hartland Road, with parking near the campground; the gorge trail parallels the river downstream. DCR has posted against cliff jumping after past injuries and drownings, and treats the gorge as a viewing-and-wading corridor, not a developed swim destination.
- Also known as
- Hubbard River Cascades, Granville Gorge
- County
- Hampden
- Region
- Pioneer Valley
- Water type
- River
- Swim feature type
- Gorge pool
Know before you go
Public
Conditions
Conditions snapshot
Check posted signs and official updates before entering.
Getting there
From Route 57 in Granville, turn onto West Hartland Road and follow DCR signs into Granville State Forest. Park near the campground / day-use lot; the gorge trail starts near the river and parallels the cascades downstream.
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