PLACES
Signal Hill
At the far end of an industrial park, you’ll discover a protected refuge that offers views of the Blue Hills and access to the Neponset River.
At the far end of an industrial park, you’ll discover a protected refuge that offers views of the Blue Hills and access to the Neponset River.
Follow a descending trail to a deep, ancient gorge carved by prehistoric glacial meltwater with a 45-foot plunging waterfall.
Discover a small, serene pond beyond a jumble of giant boulders forming a "house."
Redemption Rock in Princeton holds layered and often painful histories.
Trace the banks of the serene Quinebaug River—keeping a lookout for frogs and spotted salamanders—before ascending a wooded ridge.
Visit a landscape of returning forest, wetlands, remnant cellar holes, and stone walls that recall a long-abandoned settlement dating to early Colonial ...
Accessible only from the adjacent Governor Hutchinson’s Field, Pierce Reservation features four acres of woodland and fields.
Climb through a restored forest boasting a rich variety of hardwood species, stone walls, and cellar holes revealing the hill's agricultural past.
The ancestral home of the Massachusett tribe, and later a Colonial-era farmscape, this ridge line is thickly wooded habitat laced by remnant stone walls...
Explore a former working forest and trek to a summit with rewarding panoramic views from Mount Wachusett to Vermont's Green Mountains.