
Beginner hikers welcome! Join the Friends of the Blue Hills on a 4-mile hike with moderate hills.
Depending on the weather, trails may be slippery. If there is snow or ice, please wear microspikes on your shoes (available online or at sporting stores). If you have hiking poles, please bring them.
You must be comfortable walking a comparable distance. Be prepared to step over tree roots and some rocks. Sturdy walking shoes required. Dress in layers for the weather. Inclement weather will cancel. Group size will be limited to 25. Bring at least 1 liter of water and a snack. We start as a group and end as a group; nobody is left behind. No children under 12 and no pets, please.
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Beginner hikers welcome! Join the Friends of the Blue Hills on a 4-mile hike with moderate hills.
Depending on the weather, trails may be slippery. If there is snow or ice, please wear microspikes on your shoes (available online or at sporting stores). If you have hiking poles, please bring them.
You must be comfortable walking a comparable distance. Be prepared to step over tree roots and some rocks. Sturdy walking shoes required. Dress in layers for the weather. Inclement weather will cancel. Group size will be limited to 25. Bring at least 1 liter of water and a snack. We start as a group and end as a group; nobody is left behind. No children under 12 and no pets, please.
Sign up below!
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How does a forest tell a story? Through the years the Blue Hills Reservation has experienced many droughts, floods, and forest fires. All of these natural phenomena (and more) have an impact on plants and how they grow.
With Debbie Merriam, the Executive Director of the Mary May Binney Arboretum, we’ll explore how the Blue Hills forests tell a detailed history of the land itself. We’ll be learning all about native and non-native plants and how they individually impact the greater ecosystem.
Join us at 7pm on January 23rd at the Thomas Crane Public Library in Quincy. This program will be taking place in the Community Room in the Main Library. No sign up prior to the event is required. This program is free and open to all ages. We hope to see you there!
Photo by: Dexter Robinson