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The Cobbles

View Mt Greylock, Cheshire Lake, the town, and surrounding countryside. Connects with the Cheshire Cobble Trailhead in Chalet Wildlife Area, which can serve as an entry and exit point. For the safety of hikers, this part of Chalet Wildlife Management Area does not permit hunting.

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