Women on bridge Join today and get outside at one of our 60+ wildlife sanctuaries.
Women on bridge Join today and get outside at one of our 60+ wildlife sanctuaries.
Atop a green grassy hill overlooking a forest with water below. Mountains off in the distance.
Pleasant Valley, Lenox © Nicole Marcotte

Accessibility at Pleasant Valley

Mass Audubon strives to create a welcoming presence for a wide range of visitors, including making our sanctuaries and nature centers more accessible for all to enjoy. 

What to Expect When You Visit

Are you preparing to visit us with your children or a group of students, including those with special needs? If so, we encourage you to review this step-by-step photo tour (Social Story) of Pleasant Valley that shows you what to expect!

In addition, we have these resources available to borrow on your visit:

  • Rollator
  • Freedom Chair
  • Walking/hiking sticks
  • Printed trail booklets
  • Field guides

Accessible Features

Program Barn & Education Center

Our two main buildings feature ADA-compliant parking, entrance, admission area, educational activity spaces, and restrooms.

Restrooms

Fully accessible restrooms are located in the new addition to the Program Barn. Additional accessible restrooms are available seasonally in the Education Center.

All Persons Trail

A mostly flat and easy 20–30-minute walk (less than one mile) around Pike’s Pond; usually a good place to observe beavers at dusk.

Trail Conditions

Trail surfaces at Pleasant Valley vary and are also affected by weather conditions. Please call the office at 413-637-0320 for guidance and updated information on the condition of our accessible trails.

Need help getting here?

Directions & public transit information