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"waterfall_height_correction": "The final cascade drops 59-60 feet (not 80 feet as currently stated), splitting into twin falls. The total waterfall complex comprises nearly 200 feet of cascades.",
"distance_correction": "The trail is ¾ mile from parking area (very easy option) or 2-mile out-and-back (easy-to-moderate with two parking lot options offering different route difficulties).",
"dog_policy_correction": "Add to practical information section: 'Dogs are permitted on the Bash Bish Falls Trail. Please clean up after your pets and keep them under control on the trail.'"
}
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Everything you need to know before you goStarting Point
The bash bish falls state park is located in Massachusetts. To get to the start of the trails, take Route 8 South to Route 22 West. Take a left onto Bash Bish Road and the park will be on your right.
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- Hiking shoes Essential
- → Salomon Elixir Tour Mid WP · 203.38 $
- Layered clothing Essential
- Rain jacket Essential
- Trekking poles
- → Black Diamond Trail Ergo Cork · 69.99 $
- Headlamp
- → Petzl Actik Core 625 · 103.95 $
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