📜 251-acre park and conservation area on a peninsula in Hingham, Massachusetts. 🔍 Features four glacier-carved drumlins, tree groves, fields, and Frederick Law Olmsted-designed landscape with 4.5 miles of walking paths. # Why Go 🚶‍♀️ Trek 4.5 miles of scenic carriage paths and footpaths designed by Frederick Law Olmsted. 🏙️ Enjoy dramatic vistas of the Boston city skyline, Weir River, and Hingham Harbor. 🌳 Explore diverse landscapes including saltwater marshes, meadows, and woodlands. 👟 Ideal for walking, jogging, or cross-country skiing. # Why Avoid 🚫 Advance passes required for weekends/holidays, strongly encouraged weekdays. ⚠️ Closed on specific weekdays for habitat management. 📸 Portrait photography requires permits and Trustees membership. 🅿️ Roadside parking not permitted. # Tips 🅿️ Use on-site parking for 70 cars (roadside parking not permitted). 🗺️ Trail map available at gatehouse or download before visit. 🐕 Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times. 🚲 Mountain biking allowed on carriage paths. # Cost 💰 Member Vehicle Free, Nonmember Vehicle Weekdays $10, Weekends/Holidays $15. Nonmember adults walking in: Weekends/Holidays $8, Weekdays $6. # Hours 🕒 Year-round, daily, 8 AM to sunset. # Facilities 🚻 Public restrooms. 💧 Drinking water fountain. 🪑 Benches. # Accessibility ♿ Wheelchair accessible parking and wide, even, gravel-surfaced carriage roads (grade might be challenging). 🦽 GRIT Freedom Chair available for visitors with mobility challenges.