World’s End, a 251-acre park and reserve overlooking Hingham Bay and Boston Harbor, offers miles of trails with stunning views of the water and the Boston Skyline. We recently decided to explore the trails while maintaining Social Distancing. Worlds End is owned and operated by The Trustees of Reservation and they have done a great job of not only preserving the area but also ensuring that there is no overcrowding during the pandemic.
To limit overcrowding and ensure safe access for everyone, it’s imperative that you reserve your spot by booking the tour date and time in advance. To comply with the rules, we booked the timed admission one day in advance. Honestly, I really appreciate this to ensure safe access during this time. It is open from 8 am until sunset every day. Admission for members is free but non-members can buy tickets there This.
The World End Trail is an easy trail suitable for everyone, kids as well as adults. Dogs are also allowed on this path and must be kept on a leash. This trail is accessible year-round and is a great place for scenic walks, jogging, picnicking, biking, birdwatching, horseback riding, cross-country skiing adventures, and photography. The park is cut with carriage-style streets that add an old-world feel to it. It’s a great place for engagement, wedding, newborn baby, or even pregnancy photography. The best part about it is that it offers views of the forest, ocean, and the Boston Skyline all at once. Isn’t that a perfect package? I think Sunset time would be a great time to capture these moments.
Trails are clearly marked and maps are sometimes placed around the trail. There are several spots to relax in the shade with the sounds of nature and maybe even a book or your favorite music. It is a perfect place for boaters, boaters, kayakers to enjoy the good summer days.
While you can occasionally explore on your own, there are also various activities and events organized by The Trustees of Reservation. This is link for upcoming events at Worlds End you can explore.
All in all a great way to spend a summer day and soak up the amazing views of the Boston Skyline. Happy discovery!
