World's End Trail is a 3.8 mile heavily trafficked loop trail located near Hingham, Massachusetts that features beautiful wild flowers and is good for all skill levels. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, trail running, and nature trips and is best used from April until October. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
dogs on leash
kid friendly
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nature trips
trail running
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wild flowers
Rolling hills and rocky shorelines offer sweeping views of the Boston skyline, while tree-lined carriage paths designed by famed landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted make delightful walking trails. $8 per person for non members/$6 for members/Children get in free.
Clifford D. D.
absolutely loved this place.
Overly dramatic park name
Beautiful.
$8 pp for non members, kids free
Very high traffic area. So much to look at like Boston views the ocean we even saw a deer. High intensity hills every so often and so oretty in the fall. Deff on of my favorite spots!
World's End is beautiful! Yes it costs $6 pp if you're not a member. It costs money to maintain green space. They just moved the gate this summer, so they are working out some logistics... the gate used to be at the entrance but the locals complained. Lovely spot for all - young and old, 2 and 4 legs. Views of Boston. You can get more than 3 miles if you take some of the side trails. Don't miss the Rocky area.
Who chargers people for a walk?
Beautiful place to walk around and enjoy, the views of the Boston skyline are pretty amazing and I’m pretty sure its safe to swim in some parts. The only downside is it’s not free
Sarah E.
One of our favorite places to take the pups - gorgeous!!
Didn’t get a chance to make the hike as we were greeted by an individual explaining to us that we needed to go back to the gate as we were not members and would therefore need to pay a fee... To go for a walk. No where on the way in does it state that you would need to pay which was why we were so surprised and to be honest, annoyed enough to just leave. No thank you. Plenty of other beautiful places in the area to walk and enjoy.
It would’ve been nice to know it cost money ahead of time. No thanks. Bye.
Spent hours roaming around, easy hike with beautiful views everywhere!
Nice walk. Well planned park.
Nice trails, no markers but the place is small enough so it doesn’t matter. Rated easy for sure, but fun nonetheless. We also came across about a dozen deer, a really nice surprise.
lovely trail that's suitable for all ages.
Easy, beautiful, great for the dog
Marianne C.
very pretty, and wide, main trails. beautiful overlooks when atop the hills - which are gradual inclines. really love it here
Nice views on Hull and the skyline of Boston.
Beautiful park! Trails along to a rocky coast!
Mostly walking not hiking (though you can get some in if you climb the hills—and don't miss the rocky ledge area!) but so so beautiful. I've never seen scenes so diverse in one park.
Really beautiful walk! Lots of trails so you can make it longer or shorter.
Nice little walk with beautiful views on Sunday before brunch. A south shore gem. Haven't tried yet but seems like a decent loop for beginner trail running. Lots of dogs and can be tough to park.
Good little walk with good views. Small hills but the paths are majority paved so all ages can enjoy this walk or run.
A relaxing, beautiful walk.
Beautiful
easy but very scenic.outer edges take you by small coves.never crowded
This is my favorite park in MA. Gorgeous in all seasons.
Beautiful!
Bree W.
I am not sure how this generated a moderate listing when all the trails are gravelled and level. There are some offshoots that head out to a small point but again, nothing to be classified as moderate hiking. We saw plenty of strollers and ballet flats if that's any indication about the trails. Also, the description labelled this as "lightly trafficked". We found the exact opposite. The parking lot was rammed and people were milling about in every direction. It costs $6 per person to get in so I would give this is a miss if you're looking for an actual hike. Otherwise a nice stroll if you've got young kids.
Great walk around the bay. Lots of clean paths to walk. Many more cars in the parking lot than I ever expected. $6 a person admission fee.