What is a “cobble”?
A cobble is an English term for a large tract (outcroppings) of rock formations that form hills and knolls. Bartholomew’s Cobble takes its name from the high knolls of limestone and cobbles of marble. In the 1930’s, Tyringham Cobble was purchased by a group of conservative environmentalists that called themselves “the cobblers.” In the 1960’s, Tyringham Cobble was donated to the Trustees of the Reservations. Bartholomew’s Cobble is also under the auspices of the Trustees. Directions: Bartholomew’s Cobble, Ashley Falls. Take Route 7 south through Sheffield to Route 7A. Turn right onto Rannapo Road and continue approx. 1 mile. Turn left and quick right onto Weatogue Road. The entrance and parking is on the left. Directions: Tyringham Cobble, Tyringham. Route 7 north to Route 23 east. Follow to Monterey center. Take a left onto Tyringham Road and follow to Tyringham village. In the village center, turn left onto Jerusalem Road. Stay right and follow Jerusalem Road for about a half-mile to
