Parks Trails and Open Spaces

The Town of Weymouth offers numrous oportunites for passive and active recreation through its network of parks, trails and open spaces from the Back River Trail to King Oak Hill Park. In 2019 the Mayor's Open Space Committee, with the help of Recreation, Conservation and DPW opened up 5 miles of trails through neary 200 acres of land with new parking, trailheads, stream crossings cleared trails. Maps and information for these ares are below:                                                                                

• Cavern Rock Park
• House Rock Trail 
• Bradford Torrey Bird Sanctuary 
• Great Pond Trail 

Enjoying Weymouth's Trails

Please enjoy Weymouth's Parks Trails and Open Spaces safely, responsibly and follow all rules and regulations.  Always check for ticks after your walk and be sure to carry out any trash.  Dogs are allowed on all trails EXCEPT the Great Pond Trail.  All Dogs must be kept on a leash no longer than 6ft, and all waste must be picked up and disposed of properly. More information regarding dogs in Weymouth can be found here: Zone Leash Laws

 Other Conservation Areas with Public Access

• Pond Meadow Park (Weymouth-Braintree Conservation-Recreation District)
• Webb State Park (Mass. Department of Conservation and Recreation)
• Abigail Adams State Park (Mass. Department of Conservation and Recreation)
• Union Point Northern Gateway Trail Network (Southfield)