Tag: massachusetts
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Moving to Worcester, MA? Here’s What You Need to Know!
In the heart of New England, you’ll find the second-largest city in all six states. If you’re planning on moving to one of the hilliest cities in the country (or the surrounding towns), then there’s a lot you should know. Worcester, Massachusetts has held a mixed reputation for a long time now, and we’re here…
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Moving to Fitchburg, MA? Everything You Need to Know
If you’re from Massachusetts, then moving to Fitchburg can be intimidating. The city has built a rather poor reputation in the last few decades. Once, Fitchburg was a bustling mill town like many others in Worcester and Middlesex County. While it may have declined over time, it surely hasn’t lost its historic charm. If you’re…
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Ashland State Park, Ashland, MA Review & Guide
Location156 W Union Street, Ashland, MA, 01721ArrivalCarTrail Length4.6 MilesTrail TypeLoop, Packed dirt, PavedElevation GainMinimal (150’ Max)SwimmingYesTrail DifficultyEasy, Beginner-friendlyWheelchair AccessYes (For most amenities)Pet-FriendlyOn-leashParking$8 Resident, $30 Non-residentCampingNoHighlightsFishing, Great walking trails, Nice lake beach, Amenities Established in 1947 and still popular among MetroWest residents, this 157-acre Ashland Reservoir acts as the main attraction in this 460-acre State Park. …
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Nashua River Rail Trail Review and Guide
LocationAyer/Groton/Dunstable/Pepperrell, Middlesex County, MassachusettsArrivalCar, Bike, Public transportationTrail Length12 milesTrail TypePavedElevation Gain269 feetTrail difficultyEasy, Beginner-friendlyWheelchair AccessYesPet-FriendlyOn-leashParkingFree (Up to 4 hours)CampingNoHighlightsEasy bike trail – Decent views – Easy access to downtown areas From Ayer to the New Hampshire line, bikers and runners from the entire region know this trail well. Some even commute using the trail! Well,…
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Moving to Boston, MA? 14 Things to Know
Boston is the largest city in New England. It’s also one of the oldest and most historic cities in the country. Boston is known for its snow-covered streets in the winter and its bright green Common and Garden in the summer, along with some interesting stereotypes. If you’re thinking of moving here for school, work,…
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Otter River State Forest – Baldwinville, MA Review
LocationBaldwinville, Worcester County, Central MassachusettsArrivalCarTrail LengthVarying lengthTrail TypePavedElevation GainMinimalSwimmingMemorial Day to Labor Day in Beamon PondTrail difficultyBeginner-friendlyWheelchair AccessYesPet-FriendlyOn-leashParking Fee$8 MA residents, $30 non-residentCampingPaid, 4 yurts available, group campsites available.HighlightsWide variety of options offers, a great place to spend a day. Tucked away in the small town of Baldwinville, Massachusetts, you’ll find a lovely little state…