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Natural Bridge State Park

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Natural Bridge State Park

Location: On McCauley Road, off Route 8 in North Adams, in the northern Berkshires of western Massachusetts.
Facilities: Historic site, picnic area, walking trails, restrooms (é), scenic viewing areas.
Activities: Fishing; interpretive programs (seasonal).
Special Features: Park's 30-foot naturally-formed white marble bridge, created centuries ago by melting glaciers, is unique in North America. The bridge spans Hudson Brook as it tumbles through a steep 60-foot deep gorge.
Address: PO Box 1757
North Adams, MA 01247
Phone: 413-663-6392;
Web: www.mass.gov/dcr/parks/western/nbdg.htm
Size: 48 acres.

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Natural Bridge State Park

Location: 16 miles south of Baraboo.
Facilities: Picnic areas, hiking trail (4 miles), nature trail (1 mile).
Activities: Hiking, sightseeing, snowmobiling.
Special Features: Park features a natural sandstone arch and a rock shelter used by prehistoric people 11,000 years ago, at the end of the last Ice Age.
Address: c/o Devil's Lake State Park
S5975 Park Rd
Baraboo, WI 53913
Phone: 608-356-8301;
Size: 530 acres.

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s largest natural bridge (400 ft wide & 183 ft in height) over looking the Pine Creek is in Tonto Natural Bridge State Park.
Close by east of North Adams off Route 2 and 8 is Natural Bridge State Park - here the remains of rock fractures and erosion has built a natural bridge formation.
 
 
 
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