Most People Don’t Know There Are Mansion Ruins Hiding Deep In Massachusetts' Woods
Melissa Mahoney
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Do you love hiking? Now, do you enjoy hiking to a specific destination or do you just like to take in the sights and sounds of nature along the way? Well, if you want to take a hike to a specific place, there are some really cool mansion ruins in Massachusetts at J.C. Phillips Nature Preserve. You’ll find them deep in the woods, and they are fascinating, to say the least.
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To learn more about the J.C. Phillips Nature Preserve and the ruins found on the property, visit the website for Beverly, MA.
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Did you know about these mansion ruins and other J.C. Phillips Nature Preserve hiking opportunities? Are there any other fascinating abandoned places found deep within the woods around the state? Let us know in the comments!
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Where can I hike to a cave in Massachusetts?
The ruins at J.C. Phillips Nature Preserve are pretty extraordinary. How about continuing your explorations by checking out these cave hikes in Massachusetts:
Upton Heritage Park: Head to this 2,800-acre park in Worcester to take in an underground chamber whose origins remain a mystery. Was it built by early European settlers? First Nations? Farmers in the 1800s? Take a look for yourself!
Belcher’s Cave: This cave in Great Barrington is named after Gill Belcher, a counterfeiter who was imprisoned for his crimes, but escaped from Connecticut to Massachusetts. In fact, many believe that this cave was an underground hideout for many criminals.
What are the best waterfall hikes in Massachusetts?
Take your explorations to a new level by embarking on some of the best waterfall hikes in Massachusetts:
Sages Ravine: Located in Mount Washington, despite this waterfall only being about 10 feet high, you’ll be amazed at the way it flows down. It is accessible from a 3.8-mile trail.
Tannery Falls: This waterfall is located in Savoy. There are several drops ranging from 60 to 80 feet. Take a .5-mile loop trail to take it all in and if you are brave enough, wade in a little.
What are the best state parks in Massachusetts?
The J.C. Phillips Nature Preserve trails are just one of many great spots to hike. Check out these state parks in Massachusetts:
Middlesex Fells Reservation: This 2,575-acre area is located in Stoneham, making it a convenient trip from Boston. Enjoy exploring over 100 miles of trails as well as opportunities for boating and biking. My favorite is the 6.9-mile Skyline Trail.
Halibut Point State Park: Located in Rockport at the northern end of Cape Ann, this 67-acre state park used to be a granite quarry. Examine the remnants here through a hike. You can also picnic and fish here.