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Most direct route is the Pine Hill Trail which takes off from the Bicentennial Trail and features a granite step trail from bottom to the summit. On 28 NOV 25, route was initially dry, but a snow squall covered the trail and mountain with snow, making the descent a bit slippery in spots. However the beauty of this first snow of this winter made it wonderful.

Obadiah Hadwen donated this area to Clark University in 1907. Within this space, numerous trees, classified as heritage trees due to their age exceeding 100 years, can be found. Over the course of the past century, dedicated efforts have been made to maintain and preserve this location.

Morgan Park, nestled along the shores of Indian Lake, is a charming spot in Worcester. It’s a favorite for kayakers, offering one of the few boat launches in the area. The park also features a peaceful picnic area, perfect for relaxing and soaking in the scenic surroundings.

Elm Park is a popular green space within the city limits of Worcester. The center of the park is a beautiful pond and there are several trails that crisscross along the banks of the water.

This shaded area features plenty of picnic tables and views of Wallum Lake. There is an accessible beach nearby and toilets available. It's a good spot to stop by when finishing or starting your hike at Douglas State Forest.

This section of the Mass Central Rail Trail passes under the interstate bridge built to cross the Quinapoxet River. There is some greenery surrounding the path, and it looks up towards the bridge way above.

Morgan Park is a wonderful small park on the banks of Indian Lake. It is a popular place for people kayaking as it is one of the few boat launches in Worcester. It is also a good place for a break during a jog as there is a picnic area which is a great place to enjoy the beautiful surroundings.

The Link Trail is a popular path in Wachusett Mountain State Reservation for hikers, trail runners and mountain bikers. It takes you through some very nice old growth forests and does not have too much elevation gain, so it is not too difficult. It also forms part of the Midstate Trail, a 92-mile trail that runs from Rhode Island through Massachusetts and into New Hampshire.