The outer wall of evergreen pines hides what's going on behind. Closely following the perimeter of this pond in the 12,000+ acre Myles Standish State Forest, a delightful 2.6 mile trail winds through the adjacent woods. Fall colors are splashing out.
It's a well-worn and cared for trail.
Frequently with adjacent water views.
It is mostly easy walking except for the occasional tree root sticking up.
If you prefer the water, kayaking is a common activity here, too. This huge forest/lake property has been state protected for more than 100 years - since 1916 - and enjoys year-around outdoor experiences including hiking, horse riding, camping, swimming, biking, kayaking, snowmobiling - it's a popular spot.
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Saturday, October 3, 2020
A Walk in the Woods, Fall, Myles Standish State Forest, Carver, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
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