Getting Back Outside in New England

With warm weather finally here to stay (we hope), it’s time to get back outdoors and enjoy some of our favorite spring activities. From kayaking, to hiking, and picnicking in the park, we’ve listed some of our favorite places to take advantage of the spring months:

Lincoln Land Conservation Trust maintains about 60 miles of trails and 375 acres under its protection. Some of the best riding and hiking trails can be found around Walden Pond, Mt. Misery, Beaver Pond and Tanner’s Brook. (Interested in Lincoln real estate? Click here)

Head to the South Bridge Boat House where you can rent a canoe or kayak, or bring your own and spend the day traveling the Assabet, Sudbury and Concord Rivers. The Boat House also offers guided educational tours and river cruises! (Interested in Concord real estate? Click here)

Bring your four legged pals to Corey Hill Park, a 4± acre dog friendly park, and enjoy its hilltop location and beautiful views of Boston and Cambridge. (Interested in Brookline real estate? Click here)

The Lynn Shore and Nahant Beach Reservation is a great spot to take in some sun and sea, take advantage of the two-mile long promenade that’s open year round for jogging, bicycling and walking. (Interested in North Shore real estate? Click here)

The Cape Cod Connection is a great resource for Birders to stay on top of upcoming activities and reports. (Interested in Cape Cod real estate? Click here)

The Norwottuck Rail Trail is an 11 mile bike path in Western Massachusetts that offers level terrain, ideal for a calm mid-day ride. (Interested in Western Mass real estate? Click here)

Stop by Smolak Farms in North Andover and pick up or pick your own fresh seasonal produce, and treat yourself to some ice cream while you’re there! (Interested in Andover real estate? Click here)

Take in the sun on the rolling meadows on the 721 acre Bradley Palmer State Park while enjoying a delicious spring picnic. (Interested in Topsfield real estate? Click here)

Two dogs playing, chasing each other — Photo courtesy of http://cdn.sheknows.com

SEPLadSouthBeach073113a01 — Photo courtesy of capecodbirds.org

gooseberries — Photo courtesy of smolakfarms.com

Getting Back Outside in New England

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