Natural Bridge State Park
State park · North Adams ·

Natural Bridge State Park

State park · North Adams ·

Natural marble bridge, woodland walks, historic dam, quarry

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Rated 4.2 stars by 21 reviewers
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McAuley Rd, North Adams, MA 01247 Get directions

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McAuley Rd, North Adams, MA 01247 Get directions

+1 413 663 6392
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"Natural Bridge State Park in North Adams features a white‑marble natural bridge over 550 million years old, an old marble quarry, easy trails and picnic fields; parking is $20 USD for out‑of‑state residents." - Matthew Kepnes

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Natural Bridge State Park

Jesse H.

Google
Wonderful short walk with a beautiful & unique marble crevasse, marble rocks, abandoned quarry with dramatic clifflike face, white marble dam, and historical information. Cannot see the natural bridge. NOT DISABILITY ACCESSIBLE. Very small visitor center with loudly gossiping and inattentive staff. Bathrooms and an excellent diorama of the quarry in action circa 1940s are available in the visitor center.

Summer Y.

Google
I had planned to visit the Elk Memorial at sunrise and continue east, so the 9 AM opening time here wasn’t ideal. Still, I’m glad I came back later, because this turned out to be one of my favorite stops on the Mohawk Trail. You’ll find the only white marble dam in North America, the only natural white marble arch, sweeping views of the old marble quarry, and fascinating insights into how water shaped the land. Highly recommend a visit!

Greer S.

Google
The former Marble quarry was a pleasant surprise. Knowing that we were standing on a 550 million year old bedrock witnessing nature's beautiful artwork carved by over 13,000 years of erosion was humbling. Beautiful.

Robyn S.

Google
Great little free state park, donations accepted. Awesome staff, clean restrooms, plenty of picnic places. Come for the bridge stay for the hikes! Make sure to hike down to where the brook and river meet and learn the history!! The nature trail was great too. Fact signs abound!!

Mehmet Taha B.

Google
Family, kid friendly but too many fences are blocking the view. I would like to see that place in a more natural untouched way. Good for a 30 minutes hike but nothing longer.

Jay B.

Google
Interesting local attraction. Abandoned marble mine with some interesting geologic features.

K L.

Google
We stopped at this nice little, historic, state park yesterday. It had some beautiful autumn scenery, while offering historical knowledge of the areas past. They have picnic tables on site. There are bathrooms inside the information building. There is also hiking here available too. We had no problem finding parking. It was nice to be able to go here and not have to pay a fee.

Pete J.

Google
A very small state park , but is still beautiful in its own right and is in an absolutely gorgeous part of Massachusetts!