Bascom Lodge
Adams|Lodge|$
RemoteHistoric
Ridge Guide Notes
Best for · classic inn weekends
Vibe · Remote, Views
Best in · Year-round
A 1930s Civilian Conservation Corps stone-and-timber lodge at the 3,491-foot summit of Mount Greylock — the highest point in Massachusetts. Accessible by road or by through-hiking the Appalachian Trail. Private rooms and bunk rooms. Fieldstone fireplaces, arts-and-crafts furnishings, and views that justify the elevation. A Yankee Editors' Pick for Best Inn Landscape. One of the few places in New England where the inn itself is the destination, not an accessory to it.
Why It Stands Out
At the 3,491-foot summit of Mount Greylock. Appalachian Trail access. CCC stone-and-timber lodge built in the 1930s. Yankee's Best Inn Landscape.
Key Details
Location
Summit Rd, Adams, MA 01220
Type
Lodge
Price
$
Best Season
Year-round
Nearby
- •Use Bascom Lodge as a base for North Adams & Williamstown and the wider the Berkshires page.
- •The setting does more of the work here: scenery, quiet, and time on property matter more than density.
- •The local profile leans remote, views.
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