Massachusetts outdoors

Clarksburg State Park offers 368 acres of northern hardwood forest where visitors can camp along Mausert's Pond, hike the Pond Loop trail, and picnic under tall pines.

• Hiking
• ·Camping
• ·Swimming
• ·Paddling

Cochituate State Park's main feature is Lake Cochituate, which is made up of three linked ponds.

• Hiking
• ·Fishing
• ·Swimming
• ·Boating

The Connecticut River Greenway connects parks along the Connecticut River, with up to eight parks accessible and public boat ramps offering river access throughout.

• Boating
• ·Paddling
• ·Winter Sports
• ·Hiking

This 600-acre park protects the largest freshwater marsh on the middle Charles River, a great spot for birdwatchers with eskers, drumlins, and Kendrick Pond.

• Hiking
• ·Biking
• ·Fishing
• ·Boating

This park features an 1,800-foot saltwater beach backed by hills of beach grass and shaded picnic sites, with calm shallow Buzzards Bay surf ideal for families.

• Hiking
• ·Paddling
• ·Fishing
• ·Swimming

Dighton Rock State Park offers grassy, shaded picnic areas by the Taunton River, with fishing, canoeing, walking the 85-acre park, and a museum on the mysterious Dighton Rock carvings.

• Hiking
• ·Biking
• ·Paddling
• ·Fishing

The 5,907-acre Douglas State Forest borders Connecticut and Rhode Island, offering swimming and boating at Wallum Lake and miles of woodland trails.

• Hiking
• ·Horseback Riding
• ·Biking
• ·Boating

Dunn State Park has a range of universally accessible activities, from fishing to hiking to swimming.

• Hiking
• ·Paddling
• ·Boating
• ·Fishing

Ellisville Harbor offers a coastal experience on the South Shore with rolling meadows and red pine forest, where visitors can see fishing boats and harbor seals from the shoreline.

• Hiking
• ·Hunting
• ·Fishing
• ·Winter Sports

Take a hike through the woodlands of this park to find a variety of wildlife, or stroll through the gardens for a glimpse of amazing landscaping.

• Paddling
• ·Fishing
• ·Hiking

Visit Erving State Forest for a swim or hike, camp at one of 27 sites, or kayak on Laurel Lake.

• Hiking
• ·Biking
• ·Camping
• ·Horseback Riding

F. Gilbert Hills is a 1,000-acre state forest with 23 miles of trails through pine and oak for hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding, plus part of the 30-mile Warner Trail.

• Hiking
• ·Horseback Riding
• ·Biking
• ·Paddling

Take a walk along the Taunton River or enjoy a picnic in the large meadow, with World War II battleships visible at nearby Battleship Cove.

• Winter Sports
• ·Picnicking

Explore more than 1,000 acres of pine, maple, birch, and hemlock trees, making your way along Fever Brook for views of the Quabbin Reservoir.

• Hiking
• ·Camping
• ·Winter Sports
• ·Fishing

Though one of the smallest state parks, Fort Phoenix offers a universally accessible beach, a walk along the hurricane barrier, and the historic Revolutionary War fort remains.

• Swimming
• ·Beach
• ·Historic Site
• ·Playground

Fort Revere Park is a destination for history buffs and picnic lovers, with remains of forts dating back to the American Revolution plus picnic tables and grills.

• Picnicking
• ·Historic Site

This 5,000-acre forest includes 25 miles of trails for hiking, horseback riding, and off-roading, and is home to a Wampanoag reservation.

• Hiking
• ·Biking
• ·Horseback Riding
• ·Winter Sports

Granville State Forest offers quiet wooded campsites deep in the forest, plus hiking, biking, and snowshoeing away from the busy day-to-day.

• Hiking
• ·Biking
• ·Horseback Riding
• ·Camping

This 1,000-acre park features more than 20 miles of trails, Native American sites, 17th-century cellar holes, and an active dairy farm offering free weekend tours.

• Hiking
• ·Horseback Riding
• ·Biking
• ·Paddling

The Great Falls Discovery Center features exhibits on the natural, cultural, and industrial history of the Connecticut River Watershed in a preserved historic paper mill building.

• Biking
• ·Picnicking
• ·Historic Site

Halibut Point is a granite edge between the Atlantic Ocean and mainland, where visitors can explore trails and tide pools, picnic on rocky ledges, and learn quarry and World War II history.

• Hiking
• ·Fishing
• ·Wildlife Viewing
• ·Picnicking

Hammond Pond in Newton features dozens of trails to hike and interesting rock formations to climb, plus fishing.

• Paddling
• ·Hiking
• ·Fishing
• ·Climbing

Hampton Ponds State Park near Westfield is a place for a relaxing summer day on the water followed by lunch at one of many grill-equipped picnic areas.

• Paddling
• ·Boating
• ·Fishing
• ·Swimming

Harold Parker State Forest near Andover offers 35 miles of trails, 11 ponds, and dozens of campsites in a Central Hardwood-Hemlock-White Pine forest.

• Hiking
• ·Camping
• ·Paddling
• ·Fishing

This small 23-acre wild area along the Charles River in Newton features Echo Bridge, which offers views of the river and a platform that tests the echo it is named for.

• Hiking
• ·Picnicking

The park's Visitor Center features exhibits on Holyoke's industrial history, with the antique Merry-Go-Round, Volleyball Hall of Fame, and canal walks that once powered mills.

• Picnicking
• ·Historic Site

Hopkinton State Park has 1,500 acres of forest with more than 10 miles of trails, two seasonal swimming beaches, varied picnic areas, and a historic earthen dam with scenic views.

• Boating
• ·Paddling
• ·Swimming
• ·Winter Sports

Swim and camp at one of the most popular beaches in Massachusetts, a 2-mile beach at the western end of Buzzards Bay that is also great for bird watching.

• Camping
• ·Swimming
• ·Fishing
• ·Boating

Located in Winchendon, the Lake Dennison Recreation Area has 150 campsites and a beach where you can swim.

• Hiking
• ·Camping
• ·Biking
• ·Swimming

Lake Wyola State Park, also known as the Carroll A. Holmes Recreation Area, is a day-use area on the shores of Lake Wyola in Shutesbury where you can swim, fish, or picnic.

• Boating
• ·Paddling
• ·Winter Sports
• ·Fishing

This park tells the history of Lawrence, one of the nation's first planned cities, through exhibits in a restored 1840s boarding house and an esplanade along the Merrimack River.

• Boating
• ·Paddling
• ·Hiking
• ·Fishing

The Leo J. Martin Ski Track offers cross-country skiing and snowshoeing from mid December through mid-to-late March, weather permitting.

• Winter Sports

Leominster State Forest offers hiking, mountain biking, rock climbing, and fishing, including a segment of the 95-mile Midstate Trail and swimming at Crow Hill Pond.

• Hiking
• ·Biking
• ·Paddling
• ·Winter Sports

Lowell Heritage State Park features exhibits about the 19th-century network of canals and mills that powered the city's textile industry, plus a 2-mile waterfront stretch for concerts and boating.

• Biking
• ·Boating
• ·Paddling
• ·Fishing

This rail trail spans 5 miles from Dorchester into Milton with views of the Neponset River as you walk or ride along the trail.

• Biking
• ·Hiking

Head out on foot or by bike on Massasoit State Park's trails, a nice park to visit in fall for its cranberry bogs and pine trees, with plenty of ponds to fish.

• Camping
• ·Biking
• ·Boating
• ·Paddling

Maudslay State Park features 19th-century gardens, rolling meadows, towering pines, and one of the largest naturally occurring stands of mountain laurel in Massachusetts.

• Hiking
• ·Biking
• ·Winter Sports
• ·Horseback Riding

At Middlesex Fells you can hike, bike, fish, or use the off-leash dog area, and rent a canoe or kayak to explore Spot Pond.

• Hiking
• ·Boating
• ·Biking
• ·Paddling

Mohawk Trail State Forest is one of the most scenic woodland areas in Massachusetts, covering 6,000 acres of mountain ridges, gorges, and woods home to varied plant and animal life.

• Camping
• ·Hiking
• ·Hunting
• ·Fishing

Find views of valleys and waterfalls in this wooded forest, where trails reveal remnants of 19th-century cellar holes and stone walls.

• Winter Sports
• ·Fishing
• ·Hiking
• ·Horseback Riding

Moore State Park spans 400 acres and was once home to grist and saw mills, drawing visitors to its waterfalls, flower blooms, stone mill foundations, and wooded paths.

• Paddling
• ·Boating
• ·Winter Sports
• ·Fishing

Mt. Everett offers fantastic views and hiking trails for all levels of experience.

• Hiking
• ·Camping
• ·Paddling
• ·Fishing

Explore a network of multi-use trails that traverse this scenic peak, hiking or horseback riding to its 1,621-foot summit or skiing in winter.

• Winter Sports
• ·Hiking
• ·Horseback Riding
• ·Hunting

The 3,000-acre Mount Holyoke Range State Park features a 7-mile mountain ridge line with streams, wetlands, and woods, and more than 30 miles of blazed trails.

• Hiking
• ·Horseback Riding
• ·Hunting
• ·Biking

The summit of Mt. Sugarloaf offers views of the Connecticut River Valley and the park is great for picnics, hiking, and mountain biking.

• Hiking
• ·Biking
• ·Picnicking

Mount Tom features views of the Pioneer Valley in west-central Massachusetts and is a great place to bird watch, especially for hawks.

• Hiking
• ·Winter Sports
• ·Fishing
• ·Wildlife Viewing

Mt. Washington State Forest offers more than 30 miles of trails for hiking and mountain biking, including the South Taconic Trail to the 2,250-foot summit of Alander Mountain.

• Camping
• ·Fishing
• ·Winter Sports
• ·Hiking

High atop Captain's Hill stands the Myles Standish Monument, a 116-foot granite shaft topped by a 14-foot statue offering a panoramic view of the South Shore.

• Biking
• ·Hiking
• ·Historic Site

Myles Standish State Forest offers year-round activities for the entire family, with places to camp, swim, or explore the outdoors in this southeastern park.

• Biking
• ·Boating
• ·Camping
• ·Paddling

Enjoy a day by the water at Mystic Lakes, with swimming and sunbathing at Shannon Beach and rowing or sailing on the lakes.

• Swimming
• ·Boating

Nantasket Beach is a popular summer escape from Boston, including a mile of Atlantic shoreline with summer concerts and public dance lessons.

• Biking
• ·Hiking
• ·Swimming
• ·Beach

Explore the outdoors along this 11-mile bike trail, also open to walking, rollerblading, and horseback riding, with bright fall foliage.

• Biking
• ·Winter Sports
• ·Horseback Riding
• ·Hiking

Completed in 1889, this site is home to an 81-foot granite monument that memorializes a Victorian-era interpretation of the pursuits that motivated the Pilgrims to leave England.

• Historic Site

Natural Bridge State Park is home to the only natural white marble arch in North America, carved by glacial meltwater over 13,000 years ago above a 60-foot gorge.

• Fishing
• ·Hiking

The Neponset River Reservation extends from Milton to Boston Harbor, a natural inlet with marshlands and freshwater wetlands plus playgrounds and spray decks throughout.

• Biking
• ·Boating
• ·Paddling
• ·Fishing

Ride down the Norwottuck Rail Trail and enjoy scenic views along level paths that are also open to walking and rollerblading.

• Biking
• ·Winter Sports
• ·Hiking

At 16,500 acres, October Mountain is the largest state forest in Massachusetts, with trails for any level and nearby Tanglewood, home to the Boston Symphony Orchestra.

• Camping
• ·Boating
• ·Paddling
• ·Winter Sports

Otter River State Forest is a popular summer destination for day trips and camping where you can hike, mountain bike, and swim.

• Camping
• ·Winter Sports
• ·Fishing
• ·Hiking

Camp beneath a stately pine canopy in this 1,000-acre park, where visitors can also hike, bike, and swim.

• Biking
• ·Camping
• ·Winter Sports
• ·Fishing

This waterfront park, home to historic Plymouth Rock and the Mayflower II museum, draws more than 1 million visitors each year with views of Plymouth Harbor.

• Hiking
• ·Historic Site

This sprawling 11,000-acre forest includes Berry Pond and 30 miles of trails for hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, and exploring the mountain range.

• Hiking
• ·Camping
• ·Biking
• ·Paddling

Purgatory Chasm is a unique natural landmark with trails to rock formations such as The Corn Crib, The Coffin, and Lovers' Leap, plus picnic areas.

• Winter Sports
• ·Hiking
• ·Climbing
• ·Picnicking

Quabbin Reservoir is one of the largest unfiltered water supplies in the United States, covering 39 square miles with 181 miles of shoreline and regulated recreation.

• Hiking
• ·Fishing
• ·Boating
• ·Biking

Quincy Quarries Reservation is where America's large-scale granite quarrying industry was born, and the now-inactive quarry is a popular area for rock climbing and picnicking.

• Climbing
• ·Hiking
• ·Historic Site
• ·Picnicking

The 2.3-mile beach at Quincy Shore Reservation is popular for its jogging and biking trail, with Caddy Park and the historic Moswetuset Hummock nearby.

• Biking
• ·Paddling
• ·Fishing
• ·Hiking

Quinsigamond State Park consists of two sites: the Regatta Point area for swimming, sailing, and fishing, and the Lake Park area with a swimming beach and tennis courts.

• Winter Sports
• ·Fishing
• ·Boating
• ·Swimming

Hike or hunt at 138-acre Rehoboth State Forest, which features a gentle 1-mile loop trail with a spur leading to an Atlantic white cedar swamp.

• Hiking
• ·Hunting

Located just north of Boston, Revere Beach was the first public beach established in the United States, with a boulevard running parallel to the beach.

• Fishing
• ·Swimming
• ·Beach

Come see the wildlife this park offers, including rare dragonflies and turtles, with historic Civilian Conservation Corps buildings and a portion of the Metacomet-Monadnock trail.

• Biking
• ·Hiking
• ·Paddling
• ·Winter Sports

Roxbury Heritage is home to the c1750 Dillaway-Thomas House, which served as Continental Army headquarters during the Siege of Boston and is now a museum with skyline views.

• Historic Site

Rumney Marsh is a 600-acre salt marsh within the Saugus and Pines River Inlet where visitors can bird watch, fish, and boat.

• Picnicking
• ·Hiking
• ·Wildlife Viewing

Salisbury Beach overlooks the point where the Merrimack River feeds the Atlantic Ocean, a great place to swim, boat, or camp.

• Swimming
• ·Boating
• ·Camping
• ·Paddling

This northern hardwood forest includes hiking trails and York Lake, which is stocked with trout and open to non-motorized boats.

• Hiking
• ·Fishing
• ·Paddling
• ·Boating

Located at the southern tip of Plum Island, this 77-acre reservation features a coastal beach for swimming and sunbathing.

• Beach
• ·Swimming
• ·Fishing
• ·Hunting

Savoy Mountain State Forest offers more than 50 miles of trails, plus tent sites and log cabins for camping.

• Camping
• ·Cabins
• ·Hiking
• ·Biking

Scusset Beach offers 1.5 miles of beachfront on Cape Cod Bay, a jetty walk along the Cape Cod Canal, and RV and tent campsites.

• Beach
• ·Camping
• ·RV Camping
• ·Swimming

This 700-acre pitch pine and scrub oak forest on western Cape Cod offers more than 15 miles of trails for hiking and horseback riding.

• Camping
• ·Hiking
• ·Horseback Riding

The park offers many hiking trails and views of the Connecticut River Valley, with the summit of Mt. Holyoke reachable by road or trail.

• Hiking
• ·Biking
• ·Horseback Riding
• ·Winter Sports

Spend the day relaxing along South Cape Beach's mile of white sands.

• Beach
• ·Swimming
• ·Hiking
• ·Paddling

The Southwest Corridor Park is a 4.1-mile linear greenway stretching from Back Bay to Forest Hills, with playgrounds, courts, and 6 miles of trails.

• Biking
• ·Hiking
• ·Playground

The 965-acre Spencer State Forest features trails through woods and across rivers, with picnicking at Howe Pond.

• Hiking
• ·Biking
• ·Picnicking
• ·Fishing

This former Naval airfield is now a waterfront park offering views of the Boston skyline and a popular spot for birdwatching.

• Wildlife Viewing
• ·Hiking
• ·Fishing
• ·Paddling

This small forest in the middle of Boston offers trails for walking and biking, fishing at Turtle Pond, and athletic fields and a pool.

• Hiking
• ·Biking
• ·Fishing
• ·Swimming

The Sudbury and Foss Reservoirs serve as the emergency water supply for the regional system, with recreation regulated to protect drinking water.

• Hiking
• ·Fishing
• ·Hunting
• ·Winter Sports

At the center of Tolland State Forest sits the 1,065-acre Otis Reservoir, which offers a boat launch and a variety of recreational activities.

• Camping
• ·Fishing
• ·Hunting
• ·Biking

This 2,660-acre forest mixes nature and history, with trails and historic structures built by the Civilian Conservation Corps.

• Hiking
• ·Biking
• ·Historic Site
• ·Horseback Riding

The 3,000-acre reservation offers trails for hiking and biking, winter skiing, and scenic views from the 2,006-foot peak.

• Hiking
• ·Biking
• ·Hunting
• ·Winter Sports

Wachusett Reservoir is an unfiltered drinking water source covering 6.5 square miles, with recreation regulated to protect the water supply.

• Hiking
• ·Fishing
• ·Hunting
• ·Winter Sports

Wahconah Falls Brook flows over several smaller cascades before ending in the 40-foot Wahconah Falls, with picnicking and fishing nearby.

• Hiking
• ·Fishing
• ·Picnicking
• ·Winter Sports

Experience the nature that inspired Henry David Thoreau's Walden, with swimming, walking around the pond, boating, and a replica of Thoreau's cabin.

• Swimming
• ·Hiking
• ·Fishing
• ·Boating

Waquoit Bay has 2,700 acres of open waters, barrier beaches, marshlands, and uplands representative of a shallow bay environment.

• Hiking
• ·Camping
• ·Fishing
• ·Paddling

Operated seasonally, this 10-acre park is a popular family destination with beachfront picnic areas, a bath house, and a playground.

• Beach
• ·Swimming
• ·Picnicking
• ·Playground

Webb Memorial State Park is a peninsula extending half a mile into Hingham Bay with scenic views of Boston's harbor and skyline.

• Hiking
• ·Picnicking
• ·Fishing
• ·Paddling

This 1,400-acre recreation area offers 12 miles of trails and Walker Pond's 104 acres for boating and fishing.

• Camping
• ·Hiking
• ·Biking
• ·Hunting

Wendell State Forest spans 7,566 acres of forested hills, streams, ponds, trails, a baseball diamond, and a picnic area.

• Hiking
• ·Biking
• ·Picnicking
• ·Fishing

This former North Adams railroad yard tells the story of the Hoosac Tunnel's controversial construction through historical artifacts and exhibits.

• Historic Site
• ·Hiking

Whitehall State Park's main feature is the Whitehall Reservoir, where visitors can boat, fish, ice fish, and hike trails along the edges.

• Boating
• ·Paddling
• ·Fishing
• ·Hiking

Willard Brook State Forest sits on 2,597 acres near Townsend with a variety of activities including hiking and cross-country skiing.

• Camping
• ·Hiking
• ·Fishing
• ·Swimming

Explore 40 miles of trails at Willowdale, with water-based recreation at Hood Pond west of Route 1.

• Hiking
• ·Biking
• ·Fishing
• ·Boating

Wilson Mountain Reservation covers 207 acres of varied terrain and is the highest point in Dedham at 295 feet, offering hilltop views.

• Hiking
• ·Fishing

Located in the Berkshires, Windsor State Forest offers deep woods trails, Westfield River views, and a short hike to the Windsor Jambs waterfall.

• Hiking
• ·Fishing
• ·Horseback Riding
• ·Hunting

Wompatuck State Park spans 3,526 acres of forest, streams, and ponds with a large campground, 12 miles of non-motorized roads, and 40 miles of trails.

• Biking
• ·Camping
• ·Hiking
• ·Horseback Riding

Ponds, marshes, and fields cover 140 acres of this former sawmill complex, with trails and boardwalks offering wildlife views and snowshoeing in winter.

• Hiking
• ·Winter Sports

Brook Farm features 179 acres of fields, woodland, and wetland with walking trails for views of nature and wildlife, on a National Historic Site.

• Hiking
• ·Historic Site

Camp Nihan is a group camping site across 65 acres with opportunities to learn about the local habitat and explore a variety of nature and wildlife.

• Hiking
• ·Fishing
• ·Camping
• ·Cabins

A visit to Castle Island combines history and recreation, with tours of Fort Independence and sunbathing or swimming at nearby beaches.

• Fishing
• ·Swimming
• ·Beach
• ·Historic Site

Constitution Beach is one of Boston's waterfront gems where visitors can swim or use the athletic fields, with views of planes from Logan Airport and ships in Boston Harbor.

• Fishing
• ·Swimming
• ·Beach
• ·Playground

DAR State Forest offers dozens of campsites, forest trails, and a lake to swim and fish in.

• Hiking
• ·Biking
• ·Horseback Riding
• ·Camping

Paved trails, numerous plants, and wetland wildlife provide opportunities to connect with nature at this six-acre park located at the former Canton Airport.

• Nature Trails
• ·Wildlife Viewing
• ·Hiking

There is plenty of grass to relax on during a concert at the Martini Memorial Shell, while the Moynihan Recreation Area across the street offers athletic fields, a playground, and a spray deck.

• Paddling
• ·Biking
• ·Playground
• ·Picnicking

Covering over 843 acres, Franklin State Forest is a minimally developed area with miles of trails and fire roads open for hiking, mountain biking, and cross-country skiing.

• Hiking
• ·Biking
• ·Winter Sports
• ·Horseback Riding

Explore over 1,000 acres of forest for year-round activities, hiking and biking in warmer months and skiing and snowmobiling after snow falls.

• Hiking
• ·Biking
• ·Horseback Riding
• ·Hunting

Houghton's Pond is located within Blue Hills Reservation, offering swimming, fishing, and an accessible beach at the 24-acre pond, plus trails for hiking, biking, and horseback riding.

• Swimming
• ·Fishing
• ·Winter Sports
• ·Hiking

The 1,158-acre Jug End offers some of the best scenic views of the Berkshires, with its own trails plus access and parking for the Appalachian Trail.

• Hiking
• ·Hunting
• ·Fishing

This 7,882-acre woodland offers 35 miles of mixed-use trail for hiking, mountain biking, and snowmobiling, with remnants of the abandoned village of South Hawley.

• Hiking
• ·Biking
• ·Paddling
• ·Fishing

This 18-hole golf course is one of two state-operated courses where you can reserve a tee time and enjoy a day on the green.

• Golf

This forest spreads across three towns and features over 1,000 acres with 6 miles of trails for hiking, biking, and skiing, plus ponds and wetlands for boating or fishing.

• Hiking
• ·Fishing
• ·Hunting
• ·Biking

Open year-round, this reservation is a popular summer destination for swimming in the ocean, launching a boat, or sunbathing on the beach.

• Swimming
• ·Hiking
• ·Biking
• ·Boating

This over 5,300-acre forest sits in the center of Martha's Vineyard with miles of trails, a paved shared-use path, and a disc golf course.

• Hiking
• ·Biking
• ·Winter Sports
• ·Horseback Riding

This park overlooks the Mystic River in Chelsea and offers views of the Boston skyline and the Tobin Bridge, with a playground and an open field for picnics.

• Hiking
• ·Playground
• ·Picnicking

This facility offers a large indoor arena built as a flexible space for many uses from sports to events, plus a connected outdoor pool for summer.

• Swimming

The banks of the Mystic River are almost entirely publicly owned from the Amelia Earhart Dam, making it one of the Commonwealth's best protected streams.

• Fishing
• ·Hiking
• ·Biking
• ·Wildlife Viewing

Nasketucket Bay State Reservation offers 209 acres of wooded trails, open fields, and rocky shoreline.

• Hiking

Ponkapoag Golf Course is a 36-hole facility with a putting green, driving range, and pro shop, and the course is open to cross-country skiing in winter.

• Golf
• ·Winter Sports
• ·Hiking

Once a landfill, Pope John Paul II Park now offers picnicking, trails, and athletic fields, and is a good place to look for birds and wildlife.

• Hiking
• ·Fishing
• ·Wildlife Viewing
• ·Picnicking

Hike the trails across 300-acre Rutland State Park and visit Whitehall Pond to swim, boat, or picnic near the beach.

• Biking
• ·Paddling
• ·Winter Sports
• ·Fishing

Stodder's Neck is a peninsula at the mouth of the Back River with harborside walking trails and a hilltop view.

• Hiking
• ·Fishing

This quiet campground offers tent camping and easy access to lower Cape Cod, ocean beaches, nature trails, and the Cape Cod Rail Trail.

• Camping
• ·Beach
• ·Nature Trails
• ·Biking

Located just outside Boston, Winthrop Beach is a popular destination for visitors of all ages.

• Beach
• ·Swimming
• ·Fishing

This minimally developed forest covers over 1,000 acres with weaving trails and dirt roads, plus access to the 30-mile Warner Trail.

• Hiking
• ·Biking
• ·Horseback Riding
• ·Hunting