Hinghamのおすすめランニングルート

Discover the perfect way to enter Wompatuck State Forest with this exceptional route. With no vehicle access, this scenic path is a runner's paradise, free from the noise and danger of cars. It also happens to be the ideal starting point to reach the stunning Aaron River Reservoir.

Whitney & Thayer Woods is a stunning woodland area that spans over 824 acres and boasts 10 miles (16.09 km) of trails, providing ample options for runners to explore this beautiful forest setting. This area is home to a variety of glacial age remnants, vernal pools, and holly groves, making it an ideal spot for nature lovers. It is adjacent to Weir River Farm, Turkey Hill Park, Brass Kettle Conservation Area, and Wompatuck State Park, forming an extensive greenbelt in Hingham.

A woodland area with 834 acres of extension, Whitney & Thayer Woods has 10 miles of hiking trails, where you can find glacial age remnants, vernal pools, and holly groves. The area is connected with Weir River Farm, Turkey Hill Park, Brass Kettle Conservation Area, and Wompatuck State Park, forming a large greenbelt in Hingham.

Turkey Hill is a small hill between the Weir River Farm and the Whitney Woods. The hill is mostly grassland and is only 187 ft high; a nice place for a picnic. In the Turkey Hill area, you can find a small building that served as backup storage to the Hingham-Cohasett Naval Ammunition Depot Annex, which had the main depot located many miles north in Higham.

Wompatuck State Park is a little paradise for outdoor lovers. The mountain bike trail network is extremely varied. Beginners and intermediate riders have plenty of trail options. If you plan an extended stay, you can reserve a campsite within the park here: reserveamerica.com/explore/wompatuck-state-park/MA/32628/overview

Wompatuck State Park is a little paradise for outdoor lovers. The mountainbike trail network is extremely varied. Beginners and intermediate riders have plenty of trail options. If you plan an extended stay, you can reserve a camp site within the park here: https://www.reserveamerica.com/explore/wompatuck-state-park/MA/32628/overview

Wompatuck is an unusual park because it came in to system from the military, like near by Hingham fore river. As a result it has paved trails all over the park making it a great place to bike through the forest. At the southern end of the park is Mt. Blue spring which you used to be able to get water from but I believe is now closed.

Wompatuck State Park spans 3,526 acres of forest, streams and ponds. Offering an over 250 site campground, 12 miles of non-motorized roads and 40 miles of forest trails, the park is a great place to be one with nature.