1. Catamount State Forest Loop: This is a 3-mile loop trail that offers moderate difficulty for hikers, perfect for those seeking to explore the forest's diverse flora and fauna. It features beautiful wildflowers during springtime.

2. Tully Trail Section: A challenging hike of approximately 22 miles in length, this section takes you through some steep inclines with scenic views over Royalston Falls and Doane's Falls before looping back around into the heart of Catamount State Forest.

3. Birch Hill Dam Pathway: An easy-to-moderate hiking path stretching about two miles long along an old railroad bed leading up to Birch Hill Dam offering stunning water vistas throughout its course.

4. The Long Pond Road Hike: Approximately four miles round trip on mostly flat terrain; it provides excellent opportunities for bird watching as well as fishing at Long Pond itself.

5 .The Otter River Trailhead : Located near Templeton town center, this five mile out-and-back trail runs alongside Otter river providing serene waterside scenery while also passing by several historical sites within the state forest area.

6 .Royalston Eagle Reserve Trails : These trails offer shorter hikes ranging from one-half mile to three-quarters of a mile each featuring viewpoints overlooking wetlands where eagles are often spotted nesting or hunting.

7 .Tully Mountain Summit Route : Roughly six-mile strenuous trek ascending towards Tully mountain summit which rewards climbers with panoramic views across Massachusetts' North Central region including Monadnock mountains visible in distance on clear days .

8.The Jacob's Ridge Family Walks - Two separate short walks (0-75mile) designed specifically keeping families & young children in mind showcasing various tree species found inside catamount forests accompanied by informative signage explaining their ecological significance .

9.Spirit falls via tulli lake route - Around eight kilometers moderately difficult pathway starting off from tulli lake campground heading northwards culminating at the breathtaking spirit falls, a popular spot for picnics and swimming during summer months.

10. The Catamount Hill Trail: This is an 8-mile trail that takes you through dense forests to reach the summit of Catamount hill offering panoramic views over surrounding landscapes.

11.The Doane's Falls Hike : A short but steep hike leading up to series of cascading waterfalls known as doanes' falls; especially beautiful in autumn when surrounded by vibrant fall foliage colors .

Catamount State Forest is located in the Berkshire region of Massachusetts. To reach Catamount State Forest, follow these directions:

1. Start by heading west on Route 23 from Great Barrington.
2. Continue on Route 23 for approximately 8 miles until you reach South Egremont.
3. In South Egremont, turn left onto Mount Washington Road (also known as Jug End Road).
4. Follow Mount Washington Road for about 5 miles until you see signs indicating the entrance to Catamount Ski Area and Catamount State Forest.
5. Turn right into the designated parking area.

Once parked, there are various trails within Catamount State Forest that offer opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, birdwatching, and more outdoor activities.

Please note that it's always a good idea to check current road conditions or any closures before your visit since they may vary depending on weather or maintenance work being done in the area.

Enjoy exploring all that Catamount State Forest has to offer!