Mount Williams (Massachusetts) facts for kids

Mount Williams is a cool mountain in Massachusetts. It's the fourth tallest peak in the whole state! You can find it in Berkshire County, as part of the Greylock mountain range. This mountain stands tall at 2,951 feet (about 900 meters) above sea level.

Exploring Mount Williams

Mt. Williams (on the left) and Mt. Prospect (on the right) seen from Route 2 near North Adams, MA.

Mount Williams is located inside the Mount Greylock State Reservation. This means it's part of a special park where nature is protected. You can start your adventure to the top from many different trails. There are places to park your car at most of these trail beginnings.

One of the most famous trails that goes over Mount Williams is the Appalachian Trail. This trail is super long, stretching for thousands of miles! When you reach the top of Mount Williams, you'll see an amazing view. You can look out over the towns of Williamstown and North Adams. You can also spot Pine Cobble Mountain to the north. It's a perfect spot for taking pictures!

Mount Williams (the peak on the left) as seen from North Adams. The footbridge in the foreground is part of the Appalachian Trail.