Fall is a fun time, and there are many ways to enjoy it – a great way to savor the season is to see the foliage. Luckily, there are plenty of spots to do so all around us. In this article, I’ll take you through some of the best places to have a relaxing and beautiful fall walk.
1. Walden Pond
Located in Concord, Walden Pond is a fun place to spend an afternoon. Admission is 8 dollars for Massachusetts residents. In the summer, you can swim in the pond. The frozen pond is open to walk across during the winter. Fall is a perfect time to walk around the pond for a scenic view. You can also visit the single-room cabin of Henry David Thoreau, a famous philosopher.
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Walden Pond, Arlington MA (Courtesy of The Walden Woods Project
2. Mount Misery
Mount Misery is a trail in Lincoln, MA. You can walk up the trail to see 227 acres of beautiful fields and ponds. Admission for this hike/trail is free.
3. Wachusett Mountain
In the winter, Wachusett Mountain (Princeton, MA), is a popular skiing destination. Now you can go there to hike or bike up the mountain, seeing the fall trees on your way. Admission is 5 dollars for Massachusetts residents.
