Berkley State Forest, Protected forest in Bristol County, Massachusetts, United States
Berkley State Forest is a small protected woodland area in Bristol County near Route 24. The forest contains native trees and diverse plant life spread across its land.
Massachusetts established this forest in 1918 as part of its efforts to protect natural areas. This early conservation effort was part of a larger program to preserve woodland across the state.
The forest serves as an educational resource for local communities, offering opportunities to study native plants and ecological systems in Massachusetts.
Visitors can reach the forest through several entry points near Dighton Rock State Park where parking is available. The trails are easiest to walk during dry weather when the paths are clear.
This small forest sits at about 80 feet in elevation and forms a vital link between larger protected areas in the region. This connection allows wildlife to move between different natural habitats.
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