50 Walks

The walks site consists of two parcels: the Foundry Pond site which is owned by the Town of Hingham, and the Glastonbury Abbey site which

With its rugged, forested shore, this pond is one of the gems of Hingham parklands. There are hills on the north side of the

With its rugged, forested shore, this pond is one of the gems of Hingham parklands. There are hills on the north side of the

Ridgewood reservation is aptly named, as it consists of a north-south ridge that extends to the hills of Brewer Reservation. The property is located between

Francis Brewer, son of John R. Brewer, spent boyhood days on his father’s World End Farm; and, possibly inspired by that experience, began in 1884

More Brewer Park features a meadow on a rolling hill, glacial ridges, wooded hillsides, and Bear Swamp. It also features the man-made Brewer Pond, a

More Brewer Park features a meadow on a rolling hill, glacial ridges, wooded hillsides, and Bear Swamp. It also features the man-made Brewer Pond, a

Cushing Pond, which is created by a dam on its northeast side, is fed by the Plymouth River and Eel River. The pond falls within

The open space included in the Marchesiani Farmlands and McKenna Marsh area comprises a number of properties in Hingham and a large parcel in

Centrally located, the 26.6 acres encompass pine covered ledges, meadow and red maple swampland which belonged to the Burns family. The Burn’s Memorial Park serves