Nice mile loop on the hill. It was a lot shorter then I expected. You get to see the Boston skyline…read morebut when we got on top people did some graffiti that was totally disgraceful. Parking is available good place for a walk with the dog and family.

Great view of the Blue Hills, Boston Skyline. Through various trails a 2-3 mile hike can be made…read more Canoe rentals on site with access to the Neponset River. Open sunrise to sunset, no camping.

Adams Farm has 365 acres of town-owned land. The trails are well maintained and good for all skill…read morelevels. They include Lots of roots and rock gardens to play with. The trails are fast and flow through the trees.

This is a great place where you can hike, garden, and play volleyball. I holy recommend the trails…read moreas they are very well maintained.

It's a Trustees property. So parking is $6. Huge parking lot. Can easily accommodate 100 cars…read more Beware that many Trustees properties, including this one, allow hunting. Right now (October) it is Bow season. Lots of trail options, quite a few ponds, hills, and connects to Fork Factory Brook across the street. They have designated dog On Leash/Off Leash areas. Trails are well marked. But you need to carry a map. Unless you have memorized all the trail names. They do not have maps at the intersections.

Incredibly beautiful spot to take a hike! Had a beautiful pond, vista, another small ponds along…read morethe trail all coming out to be about 6 miles. You can go canoeing here and fishing during the summer. Great for families and friends.

Loved this place. Trails are mostly well maintained with a couple dicey spots, but well marked and…read moreeasy to navigate with signage at all junctions and a clear map on the website. We didn't have the cash to drop our admission fee into the drop box since the visitor centers were closed due to covid so I just bought a membership right then and there, I was so impressed. Bluff views were quite lovely and the trails were advertised- easy to moderate walks with tons of fun plant life to enjoy. Lots of varied fungi to check out. My kids were gaga over the abundance of different mushrooms. Can't wait to check it out when the trees are changing for some real true New England vibes.

I visited on an August Sunday. The visitor center is nice and has clean bathrooms. The woman…read moreworking the desk gave me a map and some tips on where I might see birds. I hit the trails on the other side of Moose Hill Road, and the Bluff was the highlight with beautiful views and a nice breeze. It is quite hilly in this area so lots of up and down. Clean trails. I took a paper map in the visitor center and used my Garmin to navigate, otherwise some of the back trails may have been confusing.

Been wanting to check out these trails for a while now and today was the day. There was no clear…read moreaddress on yelp directions but it got me there correctly. There's a tiny little spot you can park right before the head of the trail but only enough for a few cars. I guess if you came and it was full you could park down the street. There is a pretty big lot there that usually has quite a few spots open. You'd have to walk a bit to the trail though. Great trail around Ponkapoag pond. My Fit bit says it was a little over 11,000 steps. Most trails are marked good. There are maps posted every so often and most have an arrow that point "you are here". I would suggest to bring a map although at the place where I started from the box holding the Maps was empty so I just took a picture of the one posted. Definitely bring bug spray! This place is loaded with bugs. I was pretty bitten up at the end of my walk. I stayed on the main trail but there were lots of small trails to go off on. I was pretty disappointed to see signage that said no bikes allowed on a lot of them though. That's a real bummer for me and my beloved mountain bike. Saw lots of beautiful birds and butterflies. Luckily I didn't run into any coyotes but just be aware that they are around. 3.5 stars.

4.5 mile loop around Ponkapoag Pond in Canton. Parking can be a little challenging in the entryway…read moreto the park, or you can park at nearby Houghton's Pond and walk over. I love the "boardwalk" - a long series of linked planks leading through the bog to the pond. So scenic and a unique off-trail walk. The trail is rocky and rolling in parts and flat in others, with a brief paved portion along the golf course. The trail also passes the YMCA camping sites and outdoors center, and is fairly well traveled in all seasons. Great place for running, dog walking and hiking.

A great place for fun, outdoor and out of the box activities. We were a group of 4 taking the…read moreintroduction to Stand Up Paddle boarding class and it was a great experience. The instructor Stuart is a great guy and he taught us SUP the right way. They have many other fun activities like arrow tag, kayaking, axe throwing and a survival skills class to name a few. I would like to suggest this place if you want to learn a new skill and enjoy at the same time. I would be definitely be going back for a second class or maybe another exiting activity. This place is pretty new, less crowded and I hope they keep up the good work. Cheers!

We just had a great experience axe throwing with Adventure Activities at Castle Island Brewery…read more The AA staff was great, took pics and video for is while we threw, made it a great fun experience with humor. The hour long activity was well worth the $30 fee and came with a post throwing free beer, which was a great value. Highly recommend.

I recently have an office in Canton and I was searching for a dog park near by for my little Daisy…read moreMae to visit. We have a dog park in Fall River, and I like to visit as many dogs parks as possible when I am on the road. I googled this one and we finally made it to Sharon to visit the park. Lovely location and great parking. Helpful signs and the people are friendly and suggestive about the park. There is a nice stroll into the park with wooded pine trees and a pond, very relaxing for the owner as they take their little furry companions on the way to the dog area. When we got to the dog area I missed seeing the small dog entrance so we entered the large dog park. No one was there until Bear showed up with his owner. They were so nice and friendly and Daisy had someone to hang around with in this large area. We did find the small dog area, but did not visit it. We also walked down the wooded path and enjoyed being in nature. I would recommend this wonderful dog park to anyone who would like a great place to take their furry companions. I also took some nice photo's of Daisy having a great time.

Dogs. Dogs driving…read morearound in cars. Where are the dogs going? To a big dog party! Paraphrased from P.D Eastman's "Go Dog, Go" Can be difficult to find. Located in the woods, behind tennis courts.

The members are very nice. This is mainly a skeet and trap club…read more I'm strictly a handgun person. For pistol folks, there is an indoor and outdoor range. Never overcrowded at any time of day.

Went there with my son to check it out on a Saturday at 11:00. No one there but and older…read moregentleman that was confused as to why I was there and didn't exactly make us feel welcome. Wanted to check out the grounds and facilities before I joined. I had some high hopes, because I live in Sharon and it looked like a good place to go for target practice at the different ranges, and get my family involved. My son probably would have liked the pond. Very disappointed. Maybe I'll try again another time, but it didn't seem like they wanted me there.