Goat Peak–NET/M&M Trail (white) Viewpoint, 4 sights is a 5.5-mile out-and-back in Mount Tom State Reservation near Mountain Park, MA. The route passes Goat Peak and NET/M&M Trail (white) Viewpoint. It climbs 911 ft, with sections as steep as 24% grade, and is mostly dirt. It scores 13/100 on the Ambleway Wildness scale: paved and peopled.
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Goat Peak–NET/M&M Trail (white) Viewpoint, 4 sights
5.5 mi · ▲ 911 ft · 2 hr 17 min
Elevation 191–803 ft
Out & Back · Mount Tom State Reservation
Trailhead: Quarry Trail · 42.26482, -72.63890
Weather Aug 4: Overcast, high 79°F / low 62° · precip 0% · wind 4 mph · sunrise 5:47 AM · sunset 8:08 PM
Parking lot at the trailhead
- Start on Quarry Trail, heading SE.
- 0.1 miTurn left onto NET/M&M Trail (white), heading NE.
- 0.8 miSharp right, heading S.
- 0.1 miReach Goat Peak, then turn around and head back the way you came.
- 50 ftPass NET/M&M Trail (white) Viewpoint.
- 0.3 miTurn right onto T. Bagg Trail, heading E.
- 0.6 miBear left, heading E.
- 0.4 miTurn right, heading NE.
- 1 miSharp left, heading SW.
- 0.1 miContinue straight onto NET/M&M Trail (white), heading SW.
- 0.2 miContinue straight onto John McCool Trail, heading SW.
- 1 miSharp left onto Dynamite Trail, heading SW.
- 0.2 miBear right onto NET/M&M Trail (white), heading SE.
- 0.5 miTurn right onto Quarry Trail, heading SW.
- 450 ftArrive back at the trailhead.
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More from Quarry Trail Trailhead
- Goat Peak & NET/M&M Trail (white) Viewpoint 2.1 mi · ▲ 426 ft
- NET/M&M Trail (white) 2.2 mi · ▲ 477 ft
- Lake Bray–Kay Bee Trail, 5 sights 3 mi · ▲ 529 ft
- Dry Knoll & John McCool Trail 3 mi · ▲ 245 ft
- Mount Tom & NET/M&M Trail (white) Viewpoint 3.6 mi · ▲ 877 ft
- T. Bagg Trail via NET/M&M Trail (white) 3.6 mi · ▲ 839 ft
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