Enjoy The Most Colorful Spring Festival In Massachusetts At The Cider Hill Farm Tulip Fest
Melissa Mahoney
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When the winter weather gives way to spring and the warmth and sunshine that comes with it, many of us want nothing more than to celebrate! And what better way to celebrate the disappearance of snow and bone-chilling cold than by attending a tulip festival in Massachusetts? If that sounds like fun to you, mark your calendars for Tulip Fest at Cider Hill Farm in Amesbury. It’s sure to be the most colorful festival this spring!
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Will you attend this tulip festival in Massachusetts? What other spring festivals are you looking forward to this year? Let us know in the comments. For more information on Tulip Fest at Cider Hill Farm, visit the Cider Hill Farm website. You can also give the Cider Hill Farm Facebook page a follow for updates.
Spring is the perfect time to get out of the house and enjoy the warmer weather. And we suggest you take one of these easy and beautiful spring hikes in Massachusetts. Make sure you download the AllTrails+ app before you hit the trails!
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What are some things to do in Massachusetts in spring?
The world seems to bring more possibilities once spring arrives, doesn’t it? In the Bay State, this means more possibilities to enjoy the great outdoors. Whether it’s hiking or chasing waterfalls you’re after, here are some of the best things to do in Massachusetts in spring:
- Attend a spring festival. If you love going to spring festivals, here are a few to enjoy:
- Heritage Rhododendron Festival at Heritage Museums & Gardens in Sandwich, MA
- Spring Blooms at Stevens-Coolidge House & Gardens in Andover, MA
- Daffodil and Tulip Festival at Naumkeag in Stockbridge, MA
- Go for a hike. There are some incredible trails to get you out and enjoy the fine spring weather. Here are a few to start out with this season:
- Fort Hill Trail in Eastham: This Cape Cod trail doesn’t offer much cover which makes it ideal for the spring but less ideal under the summer sun. I enjoy this hike in winter and spring mainly for its coastal views.
- World's End Trail in Hingham. This is one of my favorite hikes no matter what time of year. What I love most about it is the views of Boston across the water. While close to civilization, it seems like a world of its own.
- Walden Pond Path in Concord. Circumnavigate the pond made famous by author Henry David Thoreau. It’s a popular hiking spot so be prepared to see others on the trail.
- Danforth Falls Trail in Hudson. If you want to chase waterfalls in Massachusetts this spring, this is a good trail to start out with.