Morton Park Trail (Eel River)

Where else can you walk in Plymouth?

• Easy

  Manomet Point (Scenic Drive — Stop & View)

  Town of Plymouth (Manomet Point Road Landing)

  Manomet Point is a rocky headland in Plymouth's Manomet village, where granite boulders, old timber pilings and clear, shallow water meet the open bay. It's best enjoyed as a scenic drive: take it slow along Manomet Point Road, pull over only where it's legal, and take in the view. The point is ringed by private homes, so stay on the public way — the Town of Plymouth's Manomet Point Road Landing is the nearby public access, a small boat ramp.

  CCC Visited · Verified 2026-10-06

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• Easy

  Plymouth Rock & Pilgrim Memorial State Park

  Paved · Massachusetts DCR

  Pilgrim Memorial State Park is Plymouth's waterfront park, home to Plymouth Rock under its granite portico and to the Mayflower II museum ship (run by Plimoth Patuxet Museums). Paved, accessible paths lead to the Rock, the Pilgrim Mother Garden and the William Bradford statue, with wide views of Plymouth Harbor along the way. The park is open sunrise to sunset, has restrooms, and welcomes dogs.

  CCC Visited · Verified 2026-10-06

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• Easy · 1 mi

  Ellisville Harbor State Park

  Mixed · Massachusetts DCR

  A coastal state park where a wide ridge trail above the salt marsh delivers sweeping views of Cape Cod Bay before wooden steps descend to a rocky barrier beach.

  CCC Visited · Verified 2026-06-25

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• Easy · 2 mi

  Ellisville Harbor State Park Beach Walk

  Mixed · Massachusetts DCR

  A coastal walk through Ellisville Harbor State Park, transitioning from upland pine forest paths to a barrier beach and tidal marsh overlooking Cape Cod Bay. The harbor mouth is a nesting and staging area for terns and shorebirds. One of the most peaceful and wild coastal walks on the South Shore.

  Listed & Verified · Verified 2026-06-25

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• Easy · 4 mi

  Tidmarsh Wildlife Sanctuary Loop

  Natural trail · Mass Audubon

  Trails through the largest freshwater wetland restoration project in New England. Former cranberry bogs have been converted back to natural wetlands, creating exceptional wildlife habitat. Over 200 bird species recorded here. Boardwalk sections span open water areas, and views across the restored marsh are spectacular.

  Listed & Verified · Verified 2026-06-25

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• Moderate · 13 mi

  Myles Standish State Forest

  Natural trail · Massachusetts DCR

  The largest publicly owned recreation area in southeastern Massachusetts, with roughly 13 miles of hiking trails, 15 miles of bike trails, and 35 miles of equestrian trails winding among pine barrens and kettle ponds.

  Listed & Verified · Verified 2026-06-19

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