Cochituate State Park
Wachusett Mountain State Reservation
Purgatory Chasm State Reservation
43 Commonwealth Rd, Natick, MA
Rent a kayak, canoe, pedal boat, paddleboard, or sailboat to take out on the lake, swim, fish, wander the hiking trails, or enjoy a meal at one of the picnic areas of this beautiful park.
Purgatory Chasm State Reservation
Wachusett Mountain State Reservation
Purgatory Chasm State Reservation
198 Purgatory Rd. Sutton, MA 01590
A unique natural landmark, Purgatory Chasm runs for a quarter of a mile between granite walls rising as high as 70 feet. Popular with picnickers and rock-climbers alike, the Chasm is believed to have its origin in the sudden release of dammed-up glacial meltwater near the end of the last Ice Age, approximately 14,000 years ago.
Wachusett Mountain State Reservation
Wachusett Mountain State Reservation
Doane’s Falls and Tully Lake in Royalston
345 Mountain Road, Princeton, MA 01541
The 3,000-acre Wachusett Mountain State Reservation offers plenty of natural and recreational opportunities. You can hike and bike trails in the summer and ski in the winter. Enjoy the scenic views from this 2,006-foot peak.
Doane’s Falls and Tully Lake in Royalston
Doane’s Falls and Tully Lake in Royalston
Doane’s Falls and Tully Lake in Royalston
Athol Road, Royalston, MA 01368
22 miles. Descend a short streamside trail and get an up-close experience with a raucous series of plunging falls.
Quinsigamond State Park
Doane’s Falls and Tully Lake in Royalston
Quinsigamond State Park
10 North Lake Ave. Worcester, MA 01612
Located along the western shore of Lake Quinsigamond in the city of Worcester, Quinsigamond State Park includes the Regatta Point area, which is across North Lake Avenue from the University of Massachusetts Medical School, north of Route 9.
Leominster State Forest
Doane’s Falls and Tully Lake in Royalston
Quinsigamond State Park
1 Fitchburg Rd/Rt 31, Westminster, MA
From hiking and mountain biking to rock climbing and fishing, Leominster State Forest has everything for outdoor enthusiasts. Hike a segment of the 95-mile Midstate Trail or take a dip in Crow Hill Pond. In thee winter, break out your cross-country skis or snowshoes.