Scenic rolling carriage road and harbor vistas at World's End in Hingham
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World's End: Coastal Olmsted Carriage Paths & Winter Boston Harbor Views

Visit on your scheduleOpen daily 8:00 AM to sunset year-round

World's End (The Trustees of Reservations)250 Martins Ln, Hingham, MA 02043 · 11.7 mi approx. from BostonDirections

All ages; wide, packed tree-lined carriage paths are ideal for rugged strollers, baby carriers, and winter sleds

From $10Children (under 13) Free; Adults $10 (free for Trustees members); Advance weekend parking passes recommended

About this adventure

Located in Hingham on a 251-acre peninsula extending into Hingham Harbor and Massachusetts Bay, World's End features 4.5 miles of gentle, tree-lined carriage paths designed by Frederick Law Olmsted. In winter, the rolling drumlins offer crystalline air and spectacular, uninterrupted vistas of the Boston skyline across the water. The wide, packed gravel and grass paths are exceptionally easy to navigate with sturdy strollers, pull-behind sleds, or snowshoes. Children will enjoy spotting winter seabirds, deer, and turkeys along the coastal fields. Restrooms are available at the entrance; advance parking reservations are recommended on sunny weekends.

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