Hinghamの天然記念物・トップ5

Great Esker Park is a beautiful park on the Weymouth Back River. The park is a mix of forest and saltmarsh. There is a paved trail to ride through the park and enjoy the wonderful setting.

St. Moritz is a beautiful man-made pond located on the eastern edge of Blue Hills Reservation. The pond was once a popular spot for competitive ice skaters, and hosted the annual St. Moritz Winter Carnival between 1929 and 1942, until the pond no longer froze over for such lengths of time.

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.

Great Esker Park is a one-of-a-kind sanctuary protecting forest and salt marsh habitats. It features the longest wooded shoreline in Boston Harbor and showcases a unique geological feature known as an esker, a ridge made of sediment and gravel formed by glacier retreat. It's an extraordinary place to explore, with numerous side trails that allow you to immerse yourself in the stunning scenery.

Great Esker Park is a unique haven, preserving both forest and saltmarsh habitats. It boasts Boston Harbor's longest wooded shoreline and showcases a remarkable geological landmark called an esker—a ridge of sediment and gravel formed by glacier retreat. It's a remarkable place to wander around and there are plenty of side trails where you can get lost amongst the wonderful scenery

St Moritz is a beautiful man-made pond located on the eastern edge of Blue Hills Reservation. The pond was once a popular spot for competitive ice skaters, and hosted the annual St Moritz Winter Carnival between 1929 and 1942, until the pond no longer froze over for such lengths of time.

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.

Jutting out on the Hingham peninsula, this park is beautiful. It's bordered by Hingham Harbor to the west and the Weir River to the north and east. The area wasn't always a park. The peninsula used to be used to graze livestock. Houses, UN buildings and a nuclear power plant have been proposed to be built on the site, but never came to be.