Address: 345 Mountain Rd, Princeton, MA 01541, USA
Phone: +19784642987
Little Gene
It's a wonderful and ideal hill for trekking. There are multiple trail routes. We have started using old Indian trail route. It's full of green and natural path without any man made stairs. Few places it's nice sloppy and some places it's steep. I'm pleasantly surprised when I saw many seniors who also walking on the trail. Many came with their pet's. Very nice! I am able to see multiple skiing routes but not sure whether those are operational during winter. There is a very well built road which you can use to go to peak using car. In the peak very nice 360 degree view and a small pond with plenty of fishes where you can have your snacks. There is also a washroom available in the peak. You have to carry water, food and first aid along with you. It may take around 1.30 - 2.00 hrs to reach the peak if you walk very relaxed and by taking lot of pics. To get down it may take around 45 minutes. 4 hrs total time is more than sufficient. The place is colder than near by locations and windy too. In the starting point you have very big car parking where you can park around 500+ cars also there are multiple extended car park which are free. It's very scenic location starting from wachusette reservoir so don't forget your camera. Certainly enjoyable and wonderful free to visit national reserve to rejuvenate yourself!
Sam Squailia
What a great place to hike... from the Visitor Center it's only maybe a half hour hike...and it's pretty easy... lots of granite steps makes for a safe climb up. Dog waste station at visitors center.
Brian Heney
Easy mountain to get to from all points in Massachusetts. Parking set up is good - staff is friendly - mountain has 3 main lifts - something for most abilities with indoor and outdoor drinking/eating options - smell of waffles and wood smoke help set the mood. Great way to spend a day...
Mark Nadow
Mid week, afternoon skiing January 14th 2022. Conditions were great. Groomed and plenty of snow/man-made, no ice patches. Minimal lines at lifts, although terrain park lift was not running. If open 5 stars. …
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Yes. They have gravel trails for walking, jogging, hiking, and biking.
No. Please don't, the lot is small and gets very crowded.
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I'm not sure , I know the leominster state forest is close.. that might have camping
There is cell service all over the mountain. Wachusett ski lodge has wifi
$5 for entry unless you have a pass. If you're older than 62 a lifetime pass is available at the office for $10
Om totally confused about the queston could you please be more specific?
It's officially open beginning Memorial Day weekend but if the snow is gone from the ski slopes, they sometimes open the roads on weekends.
Free to hike, parking is also free until memorial day, then it's 5 to 10 dollars
We still gonna get snow this coming Saturday
Depends if you are talking about skiing or hiking. Parking is free in most places and its like $5 to drive your car to the summit. You can find more info on the mass.gov site
I would call the phone number listed.
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