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The Indian Head River dam and fish ladder is a concrete structure that spans the Indian Head River. Its main purpose is to help migratory fish get past obstacles, so they can swim upstream to their spawning grounds each spring.

Nice view of the creek that runs into Indian Head River. The creek at this point is still small and runs right up along the Indian Head River Trail.

North Hill Marsh Pond is a 38-acre body of water in Duxbury. The pond is surrounded by a wildlife sanctuary, so the pond is a popular place for birdwatchers. There is also a trail that encircles the pond, which is used by walkers and mountain bikers.

This is a beautiful beach of soft sand, close to both Duxbury and Marshville. Some say it is one of the best beaches in all of Massachusetts. It is a particularly lovely place to catch the sunset. Golden hour on the beach is something very special.

Cycling through D.W. Field East Parkway alongside Brockton Reservoir offers glimpses of diverse wildlife. Cyclists may encounter deer, waterfowl, and various bird species amidst scenic surroundings. The reservoir's tranquil waters and lush vegetation create an idyllic setting for observing nature's beauty while enjoying a ride through the parkway.

The Memorial Tower, located off D.W. Field Park Road, holds historical significance as a tribute to the fallen soldiers of World War I. Erected in their memory, it stands as a solemn reminder of their sacrifice and valor, commemorating their service to the nation.

Ames Nowell State Park is a 700-acre public park with miles and miles of trails. The trails range in difficulty, but you can easily navigate the area with skinnier tires (still best to leave the road bike at home). There are also some dirt roads that help connect the trails in the network to each other.

The Cleveland Pond Dam is situated at the southern end of the reservoir. You get a great view from the trail, and it makes for a good reason to take a break.