60 Hikes Within 60 Miles: Boston. Lafe Low

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       13 Beaver Brook

       14 Dogtown Common

       15 Goldsmith Reservation

       16 Great Meadow–Gerrish’s Rock

       17 Indian Ridge Reservation

       18 Lynn Woods

       19 Manchester–Essex Woodlands

       20 Maudslay State Park

       21 Middlesex Fells Reservation: Skyline Trail

       22 Old Town Hill Reservation

       23 Ravenswood Park

       24 Skug River Reservation

       25 Ward Reservation

       26 Weir Hill

       27 Willowdale State Forest

       28 Winnekenni Park

       SOUTH OF BOSTON

       29 Blue Hills Reservation: Hemenway Hill

       30 Blue Hills Reservation: Skyline Trail

       31 Borderland State Park

       32 Copicut Woods

       33 Destruction Brook Woods

       34 Noanet Woodlands

       35 Noon Hill

       36 Round Pond

       37 Slocum’s River Reserve

       38 Wilson Mountain Reservation

       39 Whitney and Thayer Woods

       WEST OF BOSTON

       40 Ashland State Park

       41 Blackstone River and Canal Heritage State Park

       42 Callahan State Park

       43 Cedar Hill and Sawink Farm

       44 Centennial Reservation

       45 Douglas State Forest

       46 Elm Bank Reservation

       47 Foss Farm

       48 Franklin State Forest

       49 Great Brook Farm State Park

       50 Hammond Pond–Houghton Garden

       51 Hemlock Gorge Reservation

       52 Mount Pisgah Conservation Area

       53 Mount Wachusett

       54 Mount Watatic Reservation

       55 Ogilvie Town Forest

       56 Oxbow Meadows/Farrar Pond/Mount Misery: In Thoreau’s Footsteps

       57 Purgatory Chasm State Reservation

       58 Rocky Narrows

       59 Sudbury Memorial Forest

       60 Upton State Forest

       Appendix A: Outdoors Shops

       Appendix B: Conservation Organizations

       Appendix C: Hiking Clubs

       About the Authors

      MAP LEGEND

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      ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

      From Helen Weatherall: Many of the most wonderful places in Massachusetts likely would not exist as open space if not for Charles Eliot, landscape architect and founder of The Trustees of Reservations. In the interest of fostering support, I would also like to acknowledge the Essex County Greenbelt Association; the Sudbury Valley Trustees; the Andover Village Improvement Society (AVIS); the Dartmouth Natural Resource Trust; the Trust for Public Land; the Charles River Conservancy; the Appalachian Mountain Club; the Audubon Society; Friends of Lynn Woods; Friends of Middlesex Fells; Friends of Hemlock Gorge; Friends of Manchester–Essex Woods; everyone behind the Bay Circuit Trail, the Wapack Trail, and the Mid-State Trail; The Trustees of Reservations; and the gutsy, huge-hearted members of every last conservation commission in the state. Gratitude to friends and family, whose sustained interest and support helped carry this book to fruition. Thanks to my brothers, Bobby and Alexander. Thanks to my father, Robert Weatherall, who gave me his strong legs, curiosity, love of trees, and propensity for taking the long, scenic route; thanks to my trusty and courageous hiking companion, Katy, my 14-pound terrier; and with my deepest respect, appreciation, and love, thanks to my husband, Christopher.

      From Lafe Low: I wholeheartedly concur with Helen’s acknowledgment of the myriad conservation


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