Natural Bridge State Park
The only naturally formed white marble natural bridge in North America. Short walks take you through a gorge and the remains of an abandoned quarry.
Glacial meltwater carved a gorge and a natural stone arch out of marble formed 550 million years ago. Trails and wooden boardwalks wind around the gorge. Beside them are the remains of a 19th-century marble quarry and a dam built in the early 20th century. A visit takes about 1 hour. The park is open seasonally, and a parking fee applies. It is on the north side of North Adams and about 3 km from MASS MoCA, so the two can be visited on the same route.
Opening hours
Late May–Oct, daytime only
Nearby sights
- Mohawk Trail & Hairpin Turn
- MASS MoCA
- Mount Greylock
- Williams College Museum of Art
- The Clark Art Institute
- Ashuwillticook Rail Trail
- Jiminy Peak Mountain Resort
- Berkshire Museum