More-Brewer Park

More-Brewer Park, located in Hingham, MA, spans 112 acres and features a diverse network of trails around Brewer Pond, offering nearly five miles of exploration opportunities. The park is rich in history, having been established through donations from the Brewer and More families, and includes remnants of historical structures such as a 19th-century barn foundation. The park's landscape is characterized by a mix of pine forests, wetlands, and a hilltop meadow, providing habitats for various wildlife. Visitors can enjoy activities such as hiking, fishing, and ice skating in the winter, while also appreciating the original tree plantings of Francis Brewer, the park's historical figure and first Tree Warden. Generated from the website

Osprey Overlook Park in Weymouth, Town of, MA is a recovered natural setting that offers intimate access to the Weymouth Back River and walking trails at Great Esker Park. The park was completed with local Community Preservation funds and a grant from the federal Land and Water Conservation Fund. It features an accessible overlook with views of the Back River, a loop walking trail, and an interpretative panel about the osprey that fish and nest along the river. Osprey Overlook Park is part of the Weymouth Back River Trail and its construction aligns with the Town's Open Space and Recreation Plan. The park is located on a capped landfill that is now used for passive recreation activities such as walking and wildlife observation. The federal Land and Water Conservation Fund provides matching grants for the development and renovation of park and conservation areas, and Osprey Overlook Park is one of the projects funded through this program.Generated from the website