Explore Hawley, MA


Nestled in the scenic town of Hawley, which prides itself on being a Right to Farm community, you'll find an enchanting blend of rural charm and natural beauty. Approximately 40% of the town is embraced by the Kenneth Dubuque and Mohawk State Forests, making it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Visitors can partake in various activities, including fishing, hiking, biking, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, and cross-country skiing. 

Established in 1792, Hawley maintains its historical allure with a modest population of around 350 residents. At the heart of the town lies the intriguing beehive kiln, a significant piece of New England's history as the region's oldest known flagstone charcoal kiln. For nature lovers, a trip to The Nature Conservancy’s Hawley Bog Preserve promises an unforgettable experience, offering a boardwalk trail that winds through the floating bog mat, especially captivating during the fall foliage. 

Explore the area's beauty further with readily available online state forest trail maps and a visit to the Old Town Common, all starting from the same parking lot.

Businesses & Services in Hawley

Hawley Town Hall

8 Pudding Hollow Rd

Planfield, MA 01339

(413) 339-5518
Headwater Cider

Headwater Cider

112 Forget Rd.

Hawley, MA 01339

Sidehill Farm

58 FORGET ROAD

Hawley, MA 01339

(413) 339-0033

Stump Sprouts

64 West Hill Road

Hawley, MA 01339

(413) 339-4265

The Sons and Daughters of Hawley

PO Box 206

Hawley, MA 01339

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