The looped trails and 263 acres of Bob’s Way provide typical New England landscapes: forested small hills, old foundations and stone walls, a wetland, and a beaver pond. The outer loop takes about one hour. Two crossing paths can extend or shorten hikes, and one rises to the land’s high point, with a bench and an overlook.

This land, and all of the present-day Berkshires, are the ancestral homeland of the Mohican people, who were forcefully displaced to Wisconsin by European colonization. These lands continue to be of great significance to the Stockbridge-Munsee Mohican Nation today.

The AllTrails website has a description and map of a hike at Bob's Way.