Savoy Mountain State Forest Cabins

This is a 3-mile round-trip hike with a twist. Visitors can complete the moderate-to-strenuous route in about 2 hours 30 minutes, or reach the summit of Spruce Hill and return using the Lost Pond Trail or Hoosac Range Trail. Enjoy the mountain views and wildflowers in season.

Visiting Savoy Mountain State Forest and looking for a short trail with wildlife viewing opportunities? This hike can deliver. Hike for 1.5 miles, enjoying some beautiful views toward the end. Look out for wood duck, blue heron, and kingfishers, and carnivorous plants such as horned bladderwort.

Follow the footsteps of Native Americans on this fascinating collection trail crossing state forests and more. Approximately 30 miles are currently open to hikers, with one of the best portions running through Savoy State Forest. Stay in Savoy Mountain State Forest cabins and explore Spruce Hill and the Hoosac Range. Don't miss the route's many historic sights and landscapes.

Head to the north or south ponds for a peaceful family fishing trip and take in views of rising hills in the distance. Natural swimming areas and picnic spots are also available.

State forests are wonderful places to visit year round, especially if there are areas suitable for winter sports. At Savoy Mountain State Forest, it's possible to go cross-country skiing and snowmobiling along some of the trails.

Stay at rustic accommodations in well-maintained campsites or Savoy Mountain State Forest cabins. These log cabins sleep up to 4 people. Outdoor amenities include picnic tables, fire rings, and food storage lockers.

Visiting Savoy Mountain State Forest means you have the opportunity to get active from sunrise to sunset. Rent a canoe or kayak, go mountain biking, or take part in an educational program.