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This 90-acre pond provides a suitable habitat for a variety of wildlife. There's a nice trail that encircles the pond, with plenty of other trails connecting, making it easy to extend and add variety to your journey.

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.

Small area slightly elevated from the North Hill Marsh area. Waiting Hill gives a viewpoint of North Hill Marsh Pond and its sanctuary. You can easily access the beltway trail of the pond from the hill.

Powder Point Bridge is an intriguingly long wooden bridge. If you happen to cross it at the same time as a car, the sound of the wooden boards rattling with the weight of the vehicle is something to behold. Fear not, it will hold the weight of all of you and has done since 1986 when the bridge was rebuilt following a fire. The previous structure was built in 1892.

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.

This 90-acre pond provides a suitable habitat for a variety of wildlife. There's a nice trail that encircles the pond, with plenty of other trails connecting, making it easy to extend and add variety to your journey.

This small but picturesque pond on Route 14 (Congress Street) in Duxbury is a calm and peaceful section of road. A man by the name of Reuben Peterson dammed Phillips Brook in the 1730s to power a sawmill, creating this pond and giving it its current name. The lake is suitable for fishing and paddling. There is also a small island in the middle that is much admired by local wildlife.