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Parking. Visitor parking is free at the Houghton's Pond parking lot. Maps and information are available at park headquarters. (10 minute parking) Attention Blue Hills Hikers, Parking at the Donovan School parking lot located at 123 Reed Street in Randolph is strictly prohibited during school hours (7:00Am-3:00PM).
- Houghton's Pond Recreation Area
Houghton's Pond is located within Blue Hills Reservation,...
- Hiking in Blue Hills
Distance: 2.5 miles. Time: 1–1.75 hours. Starting point:...
- Download a Trail Map
Visitor parking is available, limited to 10 (617) 698-1802...
- Mountain Biking
With more than 7,000 acres to explore, the Blue Hills...
- Wilson Mountain Reservation
Wilson Mountain Reservation is 207 acres of wild and varied...
- Houghton's Pond Recreation Area
Parking is available across the street from the Reservation Headquarters on Hillside Street, or at the parking lot at Houghton's Pond. Hiking Dogs on leash Forest Views Moderately challenging Running Bird watching Walking Wildlife Short Kid friendly Easy Lake Wildflowers Long Mountain biking Snowshoeing Beach Horseback riding Challenging. Show less
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WHERE TO PARK. To ascend Great Blue Hill, try the west-side parking lot along Blue Hill Avenue, which offers plenty of spaces and access to the Trailside Museum.
Plan Your Visit. Operated in partnership with the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation, the Blue Hills Trailside Museum is the welcome center for the 7,000-acre Blue Hills Reservation, featuring a natural history museum and indoor and outdoor live animal exhibits of non-releasable native wildlife.
park and learn about the Reservation’s rich history. The Blue Hills Reservation exists to provide recreation and enjoyment for all people and to preserve and protect this precious habitat for all living things that call it home. The Friends of the Blue Hills is a 1,000-member non-profit organization devoted to preserving