Named after the first settler in this Massachusetts area who arrived in the late 17th century, Elizur Holyoke, Mount Holyoke Range State Park, was officially established as a state park in 1975. Mount Holyoke Range is one of a few mountain ridges that run east-west instead of being oriented northeast to southwest, which is more typical of mountain ranges in the New England region. This orientation baffles many geologists, but it’s believed that this is due to a long-extinct volcanic range. Mount Holyoke Range State Park also has one of the few evidence of dinosaur presence in the upper New England region; there are reptilian footprints embedded in stone that are millions of years old.
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