The Berkshires Cannabis Club
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Mountain Adventures

Mountain Adventures — Greylock, the AT & Jiminy Peak

The Berkshires punch well above their size on outdoor recreation — Mount Greylock (the state's highest point), the Appalachian Trail running south to north through the county, and winter resorts at Jiminy Peak, Bousquet, and Catamount just over the line. For adults 21+ planning weekend hiking or skiing, this pillar covers the compliance-aware framing: no consumption on state-managed land, purchases sealed in the trunk, and a cannabis-free trail day. Trail recommendations by fitness level, winter safety framing, and the lodge-evening rhythm that bookends a mountain day. Massachusetts state law prohibits cannabis consumption in public spaces.

FeaturedBerkshires Mountain Adventures: Greylock, the AT & Cannabis 21+5 min readRead →Berkshires Ski Season Opening Dates 2026–27: Jiminy Peak, Bousquet and Butternut5 min readRead →Stick Season in the Berkshires: A November Hiking Weekend After the Leaves Drop5 min readRead →Mount Everett and the South Taconic Range: A Cannabis-Aware Hiking Weekend for Adults 21+8 min readRead →Trail Running in the Berkshires: A Cannabis-Aware Guide for Adults 21+7 min readRead →The Appalachian Trail Through the Berkshires: A Cannabis-Aware Section-Hiker's Guide for Adults 21+8 min readRead →Bash Bish Falls and Mount Washington: A Cannabis-Aware Hiking Day2 min readRead →October Mountain and Becket Trails: A Cannabis-Aware Hiking Day2 min readRead →Mount Greylock and Adams: A Cannabis-Aware Mountain Day2 min readRead →

In the queue

  • Mount Greylock — summit hike for first-timersComing soon
  • The AT through the Berkshires — day-hike sectionsComing soon
  • Jiminy Peak — ski weekend for adults 21+Coming soon
  • Bousquet + Catamount — the quieter ski rhythmComing soon
  • Winter hiking safety in the BerkshiresComing soon
  • The trailhead-morning dispensary templateComing soon