A former town water-supply reservoir in the Holyoke Range, now a hiking and mountain-biking spot. Parking is roadside on Lithia Springs Road and the rules are enforced: park on the left side only, past the pavement, or you will be towed.
What to expect
Parking
Free lot free · unconfirmed
Trails
~4.2 miles (reservoir loop) hard · natural, dirt road and singletrack
Dogs
Not specifically posted here; general DCR leash policy applies
Accessibility
Not accessible; natural surface, dirt road with a locked gate
Managed by
MA DCR, Mount Holyoke Range State Park
413-253-2883 · WebsiteGetting in
Parking
Free lot
Costfree
Details unconfirmed
Common questions
Can I swim in the reservoir?
No, swimming is not permitted; it's protected as a former water-supply source.
Where do I park if Lithia Springs Rd is full?
Use the Hiker Parking Lot on Rt 116, then walk south to Pearl St and onto Lithia Springs Rd.
Where do I park at Lithia Springs Reservoir?
Free lot (free).
Are there trails at Lithia Springs Reservoir?
Yes. ~4.2 miles (reservoir loop). hard difficulty. Surface: natural, dirt road and singletrack.
Is there an entry fee at Lithia Springs Reservoir?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Lithia Springs Reservoir?
Not specifically posted here; general DCR leash policy applies
Is Lithia Springs Reservoir wheelchair accessible?
Not accessible; natural surface, dirt road with a locked gate
What rules should I know at Lithia Springs Reservoir?
Swimming is not permitted in the reservoir. Cars parked on the pavement or the wrong side of Lithia Springs Rd will be towed.