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Nice little waterfall on Shilly Shally Brook. The flow varies greatly depending on the time of year. The falls do occasionally ice over in winter, providing a fleeting chance for ice climbing.

From this spot on Williamsburg Road, you can see Chapel Ledge and Chapel Falls. Chapel Ledge is a little harder to see because it's a fairly tall, peak almost directly above you in the trees. You can see, however, the trailhead for a hiking trail to the top of it here. Chapel Falls is a small, but pretty waterfall below you in Chapel Brook. This is a nice spot to pause and snap a few photos but be aware of cars coming and going from the trailhead.

The Dover Union Iron Mill Site is a historic location featuring the remains of a dam and a water-powered mill. The mill's foundations can still be seen, offering a glimpse into the area's industrial past.

The Cascades Trail is a short but beautiful trail that follows the Notch Brook. The trail ends at a beautiful, cascading waterfall. This is a popular trail, so there is a good chance you will see others while out on the path.

Bish Bash Falls State Park is home to the largest waterfall in Massachusetts. The falls drop 80-feet into a beautiful emerald blue pool.

This 22-acre area borders the Ipswich River, offering views of the water along one of the several trails that run through this area. As you explore the region, you'll notice remains of an old mill site, adding to the historic charm in the area.

From this spot on the Turner's Falls Bridge (or White Bridge) you get fantastic views over the Connecticut River and of Turner's Falls.

If you are biking in Noanet Woodlands make sure you don't miss out in visiting the Dover Union Iron Mill Site – an old dam and the foundations of a water powered mill that once operated here.