Glendale Brook meanders through a natural upland meadow which was once part of the 18th century Glendale Farm. Grist mill foundations can be seen at the top of the falls.
At the crest of a hill, you’ll see a series of cascades on Glendale Brook plummeting 150 feet to the valley below. The cold, clear water tumbles through Middlefield forests over enormous boulders, into swimming holes, joining the Middle Branch of the Westfield River. Glendale Falls is a 60-acre preserve.  A 1/4 mile steep trail leads to the bottom of the falls and a 3-tenths of a mile wood road leads south to land owned by the Massachusetts Division of Fish and Wildlife. The falls are preserved and maintained by the Massachusetts Trustees of Reservations. 

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