Mount Greylock
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Mount Greylock via
Bellows Pipe and
Gould Trail
Hard • Mount Greylock State Reservation
Length 6.4 Miles
Elev. gain 2,273 ft
Est. time 4-5 hrs
Loop
This loop starts from Gould Road and starts by following the Bellows Pipe Trail. This joins the Appalachian Trail just before the summit and then crosses over the top of Mount Greylock (the highest point in Massachusetts). After enjoying the view, continue along the AT to the Gould Trail. This will lead back to the trailhead.
House keeping details:
🥾Gear: Ankle-high waterproof hiking boots,
Poles, Hiking pants, Moisture wicking layers, Rain\windproof jacket, gloves,
🥾Fuel: 3 ltr hydration(including electrolytes),
🥾Lunch, Snacks, energy bars
Physical Fitness Confirmation:
Your participation in this hike assumes that you are physically fit to take part in the event. This is to ensure that participants are aware of the physical demands of the activity and are responsible for their own health and well-being.
CLOUD WALKER LEGAL DISCLAIMER AND WAIVER OF LIABILITY:
You agree when you sign up for this group or any of the events that you have read and understood the following below:
If you join us for a hike (or any other event), please understand that you are responsible for your own preparedness and well-being and will hold no one else liable in case of injury or mishap. You agree not to hold the Organizer, Assistant Organizers, or any other members responsible for any injuries, mishaps, or any other situation that may happen at a planned event. You are responsible to research the event, knowing the area, and bringing the proper gear.
Cloud Walker does not provide liability insurance for the protection of individuals who may participate in any events planned by House
Mount Greylock via Bellows Pipe and Gould Trail on AllTrails
https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/massachusetts/mount-greylock-via-bellows-pipe-and-gould-trail?sh=ntbdap&utm_medium=trail_share&utm_source=alltrails_virality
Bellows Pipe and
Gould Trail
Hard • Mount Greylock State Reservation
Length 6.4 Miles
Elev. gain 2,273 ft
Est. time 4-5 hrs
Loop
This loop starts from Gould Road and starts by following the Bellows Pipe Trail. This joins the Appalachian Trail just before the summit and then crosses over the top of Mount Greylock (the highest point in Massachusetts). After enjoying the view, continue along the AT to the Gould Trail. This will lead back to the trailhead.
House keeping details:
🥾Gear: Ankle-high waterproof hiking boots,
Poles, Hiking pants, Moisture wicking layers, Rain\windproof jacket, gloves,
🥾Fuel: 3 ltr hydration(including electrolytes),
🥾Lunch, Snacks, energy bars
Physical Fitness Confirmation:
Your participation in this hike assumes that you are physically fit to take part in the event. This is to ensure that participants are aware of the physical demands of the activity and are responsible for their own health and well-being.
CLOUD WALKER LEGAL DISCLAIMER AND WAIVER OF LIABILITY:
You agree when you sign up for this group or any of the events that you have read and understood the following below:
If you join us for a hike (or any other event), please understand that you are responsible for your own preparedness and well-being and will hold no one else liable in case of injury or mishap. You agree not to hold the Organizer, Assistant Organizers, or any other members responsible for any injuries, mishaps, or any other situation that may happen at a planned event. You are responsible to research the event, knowing the area, and bringing the proper gear.
Cloud Walker does not provide liability insurance for the protection of individuals who may participate in any events planned by House
Mount Greylock via Bellows Pipe and Gould Trail on AllTrails
https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/massachusetts/mount-greylock-via-bellows-pipe-and-gould-trail?sh=ntbdap&utm_medium=trail_share&utm_source=alltrails_virality
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Mount Greylock, Adams, Massachusetts, United States
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