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Noble View

Noble View Leadership Session Survived By All

A leadership training session held the weekend of April 5-6 at Noble View Camp got rave reviews from participants who learned about topics such as trip planning, risk management (both on and off the trail) and the group life cycle process.

Noble View Mission Statement and Plan

This is an executive summary of the Noble View Committee’s long range plan for the camp, including mission statement.

Gate Key Policy

Members of any AMC chapter may request a copy of the key to the Noble View main gate, so that they may visit the grounds at any time. Key holders are entitled to unlimited trail use, and to day use of the property and buildings (as long as lodgers are not affected).

Noble View Reservations Policy And Rates

All rooms, bunks, cottages, and other accommodations must be reserved in advance. Lodgers can make a preference in lodging requirements on a first-come, first-served basis. Reservations are processed and confirmed in the order received.

Lodging and Camping at Noble View

Noble View has farmhouse and cottage accomodations available. For a family or group, consider reserving either wing of the Double Cottage.

Directions to Noble View

Address: 635 South Quarter Road, Russell, MA

Noble View Trail Map

Below is a somewhat-legible map of hiking trails at Noble View.

Activities at Noble View

Noble View provides recreational opportunities for the entire family. In addition to hiking on 34 miles of trails and on surrounding land, it offers:

Noble View Camp

AMC-Berkshire maintains and manages the AMC’s Noble View Camp, a 360-acre former farm on a rural hilltop with spectacular views, miles of hiking trails, and both camping and cabin accommodations.

Noble View, with its idyllic setting in the heart of Western Massachusetts, is a favorite destination for outdoor enthusiasts of all ages and abilities. Its 360 acres of rural solitude maintains the ambiance of the original 1800s New England farm, with breathtaking views overlooking the Pioneer Valley.