Backpacking / Camping in Boston, MA
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Shawme-Crowell State Forest is an accessible and charming place to take the family for a weekend getaway. It has a lot of camping options, and well-manicured trails for all to enjoy.
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A long trail that winds throughout the landscape of western Massachusetts and traverses three different mountains.
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With over 1,900 acres of land, more than 400 campsites, including cabins and yurts, 8 miles of trails to explore, and 8 crystal clear kettle ponds, Nickerson State Park is an absolute gem in the heart of Cape Cod.
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A relatively long trail that travels longitudinally across Massachusetts. Beautiful views are a definite as you hike across the state.
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Camping on an island in the Boston harbor? Talk about a unique experience!
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Although a long way from the heart of Boston, Savoy rewards the adventuresome who make the journey with miles of trails to explore and a 100 foot waterfall.
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An excellent choice for family camping and hiking with easy trails, and plenty of ponds and high points to explore.
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