It’s never a bad time to head into the woods for a peaceful afternoon among the trees. This gorgeous trail will take you through a lush forest filled with wildlife and straight to the edge of a sparkling blue pond. Here’s what you need to know about hiking the Bare Cove Path in Hingham.

Bare Cove Party is a beautiful loop trail located in Hingham. It will take you straight to a gorgeous bay.
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The path winds through five miles of lush forest and charming fields. Bare Cove Park is a 469-acre wildlife sanctuary, so you’re bound to see a few critters as you wander.
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As you near the water, you’ll catch the scent of salt air and the invigorating sea breeze.
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The waters of this cove are a startling blue on clear days. You’ll want to linger by the shore for hours, so pack a snack to enjoy as you take in the view.
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The cove is a former naval training camp and served as an ammunition depot from 1903 to 1962. The path will take you near a memorial to sailors lost during World War II.
AllTrails/ Derrick Leasure
Though this is a great trail to take in the warmer months, it’s also a fantastic walk for wintery days. Keep a look at for rabbit and deer prints in the snow!
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There’s plenty of parking on Bare Cove Park Drive. You can also take advantage of the public picnic tables to relax, read, or have a snack before you set off.
AllTrails/Jonathan Burak

For more information about hiking Bare Cove Path, head to the hike’s listing on AllTrails. You’ll find detailed route information, additional pictures of the trail, and reviews by other hikers.

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