Thursday, May 23, 2013

Hikes Near Boston

1. Ipswich River Wildlife Sanctuary
87 Perkins Row, Topsfield

Reasons to explore this area:

  • 12 miles of trails (forest, meadows, and wetlands)
  • Canoe along the Ipswich River (8 miles long)
  • This park offers camping and cabins to rent
  • Only $4 admission for non members

2. Skyline Trail @ Middlesex Fells Reservation
Bellevue Pond, Medford

Reasons to explore this area:

  • Free Admission!
  • Biking is available
  • Pets are welcome!

3. Mt. Misery
Lincoln

Reasons to explore this area:

  • Free Admission!
  • 3 mile loop
  • 1.5 hour hike

4. Plum Island
Newburyport

Reasons to explore this area:

  • 11 mile long island off the beaten track
  • Visit the Parker River National Wildlife Refuge
  • Sandy Point beach - perfect for tanning and beach activities
  • Kayaking

5. Noanet Peak
Dedham Street, Dover

Reasons to explore this area:

  • Free Admission!
  • Great views of the city's skyline from Noanet Peak less than an hour away
  • 17 miles where you can walk, run, snowshoe, horseback ride, mountain bike, and cross-country ski
  • Give yourself at least 2 hours to explore this area

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