Bridge of Flowers, Shelburne Falls

The Bridge of Flowers is open April 1 through October 30th and is located off Route 2 on the Mohawk Trail in the beautiful village of Shelburne Falls, MA. It spans the Deerfield River, connecting the lovely towns of Shelburne and Buckland. Once an abandoned trolley bridge, now a garden pathway, the Bridge has been cared for by the Shelburne Falls Area Women's Club Bridge of Flowers Committee for over 80 years. There is much to see and do here in the Falls and surrounding towns. For more information, visit the Local Links page on our website.

The Bridge of Flowers is a nonprofit under the auspices of the Shelburne Falls Area Women's Club. The Bridge is cared for by a team of gardeners and volunteer members from across the community who work hard to keep the Bridge's many flowers, plants, trees, shrubs and vines growing beautifully throughout the season.

Visit the Volunteer page on our website to find out how you can spend some time on the Bridge, meet the gardeners, and have fun learning about Kolkwitzia amabilis!

Visit the Friends of the Bridge page on our website to find out how you can donate. Discover the benefits of becoming a Friend!

Also, don't miss our annual plant sale that happens every May!

Make Bridge of Flowers a centerpiece of your Shelburne Falls vacation itinerary, and find what else is worth visiting using our Shelburne Falls driving holiday site .
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