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Great Views. Open during certain times. Check here for more info and opening hours: https://visitlynnwoods.org

Great views and open during certain times. Check on https://visitlynnwoods.org for more info

Nice spot and open to visit during certain times. Check on https://visitlynnwoods.org for more and interesting info. bring a good flashlight. Just the phone won't do it as its proper deep and dark

​Castle Rock Park spans 1.2 acres of coastal landscape and is named after a nearby castle-like private home. From the granite ledges, there are great Atlantic views. This park is a popular spot for photography, storm watching, and observing sailing races. Take the steps on the left side of the rock down to the tide pools.

The Stone Tower is the highest point in Lynn Woods Reservation. Climb the stairs on top of tower to enjoy the impressive views of Boston skyline.

Red Rock is the name of the largest granite dome in the Red Rocks Conservation area and stands at 230 feet above sea-level. From this bare rock summit, you get views through the trees of Gloucester, Rockport, and the ocean. On Red Rock and the surrounding granite walls and boulders you can frequently see rock climbers on spring, summer, and early fall days. The rock quality that made Gloucester and Rockport major quarrying towns also draw rock climbers who enjoy what is considered by some to be the best top-roping (climbing with the rope anchored above you) in eastern Massachusetts. When exploring the summit you might come across some climbing anchors. Please keep a safe distance from the edge and do not touch these anchors, someone below you might be relying on them for their lives!

Dungeon Rock is full of history and mystery! In the middle of the 17th century, four pirates – one of them named Thomas Veale – sailed up the Saugus River and built a shelter in the area. Except for Veale, the pirates were caught by the authorities and sent back to England where they were sentenced to death. Veale hid himself and the treasure in a nearby cave where he died when the cave collapsed due to an earthquake in 1658. His treasure was never found. Today you can visit Dungeon Rock which was formerly known as Pirates' Rock by hiking along. Maybe you will find the treasure?

The Stone Tower was built in 1936 for fire observation and marks the highest point in Lynn Woods Reservation. If you want to enjoy the view from the tower, send an e-mail to LynnWoodsRanger@aol.com to get access.