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There is a scenic wooden bridge here that takes you over Lobster Cove. The 440-foot bridge was built in 1861 and initially had a drawbridge in the middle with a hand winch. Over the years, this bridge has been subject to many safety closings and restorative work, as one would imagine.

The Rockport South Woods is a large swath of protected lands in the center of Rockport. There are popular hiking, running, and mountain biking trails through this attractive forests. Believe it or not, the South Woods are also a very popular rock climbing spot; there are large granite boulders strewn about, which also speak to Rockport's history as a granite quarry town.

The Rockport South Woods is a large swath of protected lands in the center of Rockport. There are popular hiking, running, and mountain biking trails through this attractive forests. Believe it or not, the South Woods are also a very popular rock climbing spot; there are large granite boulders strewn about, which also speak to Rockport's history as a granite quarry town.

Pebble Beach, a beautiful hidden gem, reveals itself along your run. With strong waves and breathtaking views, this peaceful spot adorned with rocks invites you. Enjoy the coastal breeze as you run along the road by the beach.

This smaller beach is peaceful and charming, providing stunning views of the water. The pristine sand and surf-worthy waves make it a popular spot for surfing enthusiasts.

Turtle Hill is part of the Bay Circuit Trail, a 320-kilometer (200 m) rail trail and greenway. This section connects Bradley Palmer State Park to the south with Cleveland Farm State Forest to the west. Trails through Willowdale State Forest are beautiful and are enjoyed by a wide variety of users.

Boxford State Forest is a beautifully isolated place to run. Its 1,045 acres (423 ha) of woodland are crossed by 19 kilometers (12 m) of trails, giving you plenty of opportunity for great runs. The western end of the forest is home to Atlantic white cedar swamps, which consist of various tree species and shrubs, such as blueberry and pepperbush.

Harold Parker State Forest is home to over 100 vernal pools, which are home to myriad species, including the rare blue-spotted salamander. Field pond is the largest body of water in the forest and is a treat to run around. Beavers commonly leave their mark here: look out for felled trees, dams and beaver lodges.