📜 Natural landmark and state park in Sutton, Massachusetts.
🔍 Features a half-mile-long, 70-foot-deep chasm formed by ancient glacial meltwater around 14,000 years ago, creating a unique stone wash between massive granite walls.
🏞️ Explore unique rock formations like The Corn Crib and Lover’s Leap.
🚶 Hike 2 miles of trails with breathtaking views and experience the awe-inspiring landscape of a glacial scar.
🧗 Rock climbing allowed by permit.
🧺 Enjoy picnic areas with grills, a playground, and a visitor center.
⚠️ Chasm Trail closed during winter due to slippery, wet, and icy conditions.
🚫 Avoid climbing during or after inclement weather.
🅿️ Parking fee applies May 10 - Oct 13.
👟 Proper hiking shoes are a must for navigating the chasm.
🐕 Dogs allowed.
💰 Daily parking fee (May 10 - Oct 13): MA residents $5, non-residents $20.
🕒 Sunrise to sunset; Chasm Trail closed in winter.
🚻 Accessible restrooms available.
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