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The Guide to The Great Outdoors and Sports in the Berkshires - J
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 Jacob's Ladder Trail -
Originally traveled by native
Americans of the Mahican and
Woronoake tribes, Jacob’s
Ladder Trail was the main route between
Connecticut and Hudson River valleys. In
1910, the road was opened as the first
highway built specifically for the
revolutionary new horseless
carriages.
Jiminy Peak - Hancock - Downhill Skiing - Referred to by some skiers as "the best mountain in all of
Massachusetts," Jiminy has 33 trails (one nearly 11,000
feet long) covering over 157 skiable acres and features a
dizzying vertical drop of 1,140 feet, four chair lifts (eight
lifts in total) and the very first quad chair in
Massachusetts.
Coming Soon: Jug End State Reservation and Wildlife Management Area
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