Pond Meadow Park
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boblovesmusicboblovesmusic
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Navigating the circular trail, I found myself surrounded by the embracing arms of the woods, each step unveiling a new facet of the serene landscape. The trail meandered gently, leading me towards the heart of the forest where the centerpiece awaited – a tranquil lake, its still waters reflecting the subdued tones of the overhead canopy. With the lake at the center of the circular path, the wooded surroundings created an intimate and secluded atmosphere. The absence of direct sunlight added to the mysterious allure, casting a subtle, diffused light over the entire scene. The trees stood like silent guardians, their branches reaching towards the water, creating a natural sanctuary that felt untouched by the outside world. As I walked along the circular trail, the symphony of nature unfolded around me. The calls of unseen birds echoed through the air, harmonizing with the gentle rustle of leaves. The path guided me to different vantage points, each offering a unique perspective of the circular lake. The reflections on the water's surface held a captivating charm, capturing the essence of the surrounding woods in a perfect, mirrored symmetry. Reaching the midpoint of the trail, I paused to absorb the tranquility that enveloped the circular lake. The cool, diffused light painted the scene with a sense of quiet reverence. The water, undisturbed by any external force, seemed to hold its secrets in a reflective embrace. Continuing my journey along the circular trail, I felt a sense of connection with the natural rhythm of the surroundings. The subdued light filtered through the foliage, creating an ethereal glow that accentuated the contours of the lake. Each step became a dance with nature, a rhythmic exploration of the circular path that led me deeper into the heart of this enchanting oasis. As the circular trail guided me back to where I began, the lake stood as a serene centerpiece, a silent witness to the timeless beauty that unfolded within the wooded sanctuary. The absence of direct sunlight did not diminish the allure; instead, it cast a quiet spell over the circular trail, turning the walk into a contemplative journey through a hidden haven where the circular embrace of nature held me in its tranquil grip.
Rusif EyvazliRusif Eyvazli
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I love walking around this park. Walking- There is a paved walking loop that is just under 2 miles. There are additional unpaved trails that weave around the park. They average between 1and 2 miles as well. All trails are marked. Overall not hilly and an easy place to hike/walk/bike. Atmosphere - Overall quiet with some traffic noise in the distance - hidden by the trees. The lake is pretty and has views from several places along the paved trail. There is also a dam where you can take pictures. You will see deer wandering around these parts. You will also see people fishing off the dam. Hours- Pay attention to the hours as their are gates that close (Interior gates sooner than exterior gates.) Parking- Onsite parking lots - interior and exterior of park. If you live near the Archie T. Morrison Elementary School in Braintree - there is a unpaved trail that winds behind the school and into the park near the dam.
Colleen PaxtonColleen Paxton
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Beautiful place to walk and enjoy the sunshine and world around you. More and more dogs are being walked every day. Please put your dog on a leash. Better experience for you and EVERYONE AROUND YOU. Not sure why people insist on not having their own dogs on a leash. The sign clearly states “dogs must be on leashes.” I usually see one dog fight a week. Always the unleashed dog owner saying, “my dog has never done that before…” I hope if you come and enjoy this park, and have a dog, use a leash. Just a humble reminder from someone (non-dog walker) who has walked hundreds of miles in this park.
Shelly O.Shelly O.
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Just started walking here with a friend. So far I've done the paved route with her but I recently went on my own and started trying the red and blue trails that are a little more rugged. Seems like it has a lot of options and some paths lead you pretty far out from where you parked. I hope so cause I am a big fan of hiking in a setting that has main trails and offshoots if I feel daring that day. The pond is beautiful, especially this time of year (Autumn). My favorite season. I have a few pics of areas that I've explored and I intend to exploring much more of what this place has to offer.
Andrew MoscaritoloAndrew Moscaritolo
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Pond Meadow Park is such an amazing park and I was stunned at how beautiful it was. They really do such a good job at keeping it pretty clean for such a spacious land management area. This place is my new go to for my nature hikes and meditation getaways. I added many new pictures for my inaturalist app sponsored by National Geographic. With the amount of people today I still managed to find a secluded area to meditate and listen to the birds.
Steve AndersonSteve Anderson
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Basic Info
Address
470 Liberty St, Braintree, MA 02184
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Phone
(781) 843-7663
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Website
pondmeadowpark.org
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Overview
4.7
(399 reviews)
Ratings & Description
outdoor
relaxation
family friendly
pet friendly
Description
Pond Meadow Park is a 320 acres multi use park located between the towns of Braintree and Weymouth in Massachusetts. It has a 20 acres pond and dam that provide floodplain protection to the nearby Weymouth Landing Area.
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