The Friends of the Blue Hills invites new members for a special New Member Walk at Ponkapoag Pond for a guided tour of the bog and pond with University of Massachusetts Professor and Chair of the Biology Department, Rick Kesseli. Enjoy a light refreshments, meet the...
Many of the birds that breed on Blue Hills hilltops are uncommon anywhere else in the area. Experienced birder, Evan Lipton, shares some Blue Hills’ stories and tips for new birders.  Thanks to Evan Lipton for this article and photo. On a trip to Buck Hill in May, I...
Thank you for helping to protect the part of the Blue Hills called Indian Line Farm and the nearby state park Farnham-Connolly Memorial Park. Â Below you’ll find a sample letter. Â Don’t forget to personalize it. Â Let us know if you have questions...
The Blue Hills is a wonderful treasure so close to Boston with miles of trails to explore and amazing views to enjoy. Whether you’re hiking the steep Skyline Trail, walking gentle paths, biking Buck Hill or just taking your dog for a stroll, you will enjoy the park...
LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY: MODERATE 4-mile hike with moderate hills, rocky terrain and some larger obstacles. This hike will be meeting in the Houghton’s Pond parking lot by the children’s playground. Walk it off before you[...]
LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY: MODERATE Hiking is fantastic exercise and a perfect way to enjoy nature. So, it’s understandable that you would want your dog to join you on the trail!  This hike will be meeting[...]
Get some fresh air and exercise… and give back to an amazing park that serves tens of thousands of visitors each year. You will be helping to care for the trails by improving erosion structures,[...]
LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY: MODERATE Join the Friends of the Blue Hills on a Winter Solstice Sunrise Hike- Location to be determined If there is snow or ice, please wear microspikes/crampons If you have hiking poles,[...]