Notchview

Notchview's original acreage was a bequest, with endowment, by Lieutenant Colonel Arthur D. Budd in 1965. Additional land was given by F. Sydney and Rosamond J. Smithers in 1993 and acquired from Lisa and Kenneth Estes in 2022.

Renowned for its Nordic skiing and snowshoeing, Notchview also entices year-round adventurers for hiking and bird watching.

With more than 3,000 acres of rolling terrain and 25 miles of groomed ski trails, Notchview, a part of the Hoosac Range in the Berkshire Hills, offers an idyllic escape all year round - but especially in winter. Much of Notchview sits above 2,000 feet Judge's Hill, the highest point, is 2,297 feet. Most of the reservation is covered with red spruce and northern hardwood forest.

For more information on Notchview, visit us at The Trustees.