09Apr 2020 by southshoretrailsma@gmail.com

Spring Update

There are few things more refreshing and relaxing than a sunny Spring day - and very thankful for each of them recently! We’ve taken the opportunity to dig more in the yard, prep the garden for veggies, and take in the beautiful Pink Super Moon from the beach. What’s in this letter: Covid trail safety Fun Home-based Ideas Trail Closure Updates Free advertising for a local business! We hope you are all managing to keep spirits high and healthy. We can’t wait to explore with you again soon. If you have any suggestions for content or website improvements, please let us know. We want to be the best we can be for you. Enjoy your fresh air and fun adventures! P.S. We are up to 200 trails on the site! Share your...

Best Snow Hikes on the South Shore

Audubon Society, Best Of, Cohasset Conservation Trust, Trail, Trustees of the Reservation, Uncategorized

Just because it is Winter does not mean you have to stay indoors all day by the fire. There are plenty of great trails along the South Shore that make for wonderful snowy hikes and Winter adventures - especially when you are prepared for the elements! So stock up on the essentials and hit the trails. We've pulled together a list of great options for your Winter adventures. All of the trails we have noted include good parking - crucial in snowy weather! Grab your big boots, cross-country skis or snowshoes and hit the trails. Good, Easier Loops Turkey Hill - Hingham // Although this is a big property, there is a great loop right around the field at the top of the hill Bay Farm - Duxbury // great views of Kingston Bay, might even...

Best Group Hikes on the South Shore

Best Of, Trail, Uncategorized

Best Group Hikes on the South Shore One of our favorite traditions is watching families and friends hike together. In the spirit of bonding walks, we’ve pulled together town by town suggestions to help you stretch your legs. All of these trails come with good parking and are dog friendly. Bonus? We have specifically focused on hidden gems. While everyone is worried about parking at World's End or Norris Reservation, you’ll be catching up with friends and eating trail snacks. Cohasset Wheelright Park // large, wooded paths complete with 1930s skating pond Whitney Thayer Woods // beautiful Trustees property connected to Wompatuck State Park Hingham Bare Cove Park // best parking option and best for strollers! More-Brewer Park // dogs love it here! wooded trails great for a trail run. Norwell Stetson Meadows // great...