Robinson State Park

Explore the natural beauty of Robinson State Park in Agawam, Massachusetts, a haven for outdoor enthusiasts! This park offers a variety of hiking trails suitable for all skill levels. Whether you're looking for a leisurely stroll or a more challenging trek, Robinson State Park has something to offer. Discover scenic woodland paths, riverside views, and even connect to the renowned Metacomet-Monadnock Trail for longer adventures. Popular options include the accessible, paved Main Road trail (2 miles out and back), perfect for biking and dog walking, and the Yellow Dot Trail (1.7 miles out and back) which offers a nice hike in the woods. Enjoy the tranquility of nature just a short drive from the city!

Robinson State Park also features distinct trail experiences like the easy Lollipop Loop (1.2 miles), boasting varied terrain and connections to the M&M Trail for extended hikes towards Provin Mountain. Or, try the White Dot Trail (1.2 miles out and back) with its gentle descent to the Westfield River and optional loop back via the main park road. For a more challenging climb and stunning vistas, consider exploring Section 2 of the Metacomet-Monadnock Trail, which starts near the park and ascends towards the former WWLP Station, offering panoramic views of Westfield and Russell from the ridge.