A roughly 146-acre Wildlife Management Area on the eastern Taconic escarpment near the Hancock/New Ashford line, held mainly for hunting and wildlife habitat rather than as a hiking destination. There are no developed trails or facilities; visitors come mostly for deer season and birding.
What to expect
Dogs
Dogs may not be left unattended or allowed to roam at large on a wildlife management area, and must be restrained on a leash or physical tether, caged or bridled by their owner or handler. Dog waste must be collected and carried out. The…
Hunting
Allowed state deer/game seasons
Birdwatching
Allowed year-round
Managed by
MassWildlife Western District
WebsiteCommon questions
Not a maintained one. This WMA is undeveloped habitat land used mostly for hunting and casual wildlife viewing, not a hiking destination.
Is there an entry fee at Brodie Mountain WMA?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Brodie Mountain WMA?
Dogs may not be left unattended or allowed to roam at large on a wildlife management area, and must be restrained on a leash or physical tether, caged or bridled by their owner or handler. Dog waste must be collected and carried out. The rule does not apply to licensed hunters using dogs while…
What rules should I know at Brodie Mountain WMA?
Active hunting ground in season; wear blaze orange and expect gunfire nearby during deer week even off marked trails. Dogs must not run loose off leash/voice control outside a licensed hunting context, per the statewide WMA rule.