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WORLD’S END IN HINGHAM: WHERE DOWNEAST MAINE MEETS THE EMERALD NECKLACE—15 MILES FROM BOSTON

Written by MARC HURWITZ Posted March 30, 2019 Filed Under: GTFO, LIFESTYLE

Rocky Neck is the “thumb” of the baseball glove, and it’s mostly separate from the rest of World’s End, not only geographically, but as just mentioned, in overall feel as well. Doing a little clockwise loop along the water here, you’ll feel like you’ve entered the aforementioned Acadia National Park, with dark and pointy coniferous trees giving a distinct Northwoods vibe to the area.

Filed Under: GTFO, LIFESTYLE Tagged With: Boston, brewer, drives, GTFO, hikes, hiking, Hingham, HULL, Olmstead, Weir River Road, World's End

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