Massachusetts was where the original colonists settled and it has a lot of historically significant things to see and do. There are also plenty of parks and family friendly places to make any trip to Massachusetts one to remember.

91. Hammond Pond Reservation (Chestnut Hill)

Hammond Pond is a forest with wooded trails and rocks to climb on as well as a pond for fishing. If you like walking around exploring the outfdoors, come and spend a morning or afternoon here.

92. Constitution Beach (East Boston)

This is a popular swimming spot and the addition of a new bathhouse and concession stand are sure to add to it’s appeal. It’s a great place to birdwatch, fish, or picnic, too. You could spend a whole day hanging out at this beach.

93. Nantucket Shipwreck & LIfesaving Museum (Nantucket)

More than 700 ships crashed off the shore of Nantucket due to storms, fog, and currants. For ships lacking modern technology, it was not an easy route to take and was called “the graveyard of the Atlantic.” This museum is dedicated to the lives of the sailors and those who fought to save them. There’s over 5,000 artifacts, so spend at least an hour here.

94. Dogtown and Babson Boulder Trail (Gloucester)

Dogtown was a farming community when it was established back in 1693 but abandoned after the War of 1812. Long after that, an artist came around and filled a nearby field with more than 30 boulders inscribed with motivational words. It’s a unique once in a lifetime thing to see, spend an hour or two walking through the overgrown field looking for the bouldrs.

95. Tufts Library Roof (Sommerville)

If you want to get a good look at Boston without having to go to the city, this is the place. The Tufts Library Roof is covered in grass to relax or study on and you get an amazing view of the Boston skyline. You can make a quick stop and just snap a picture or enjoy sitting in the great sfr a while.

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