Flint's Pond Hike
Flint's Pond Hike
Details
Please join me for this 5-6 mile spring hike on the extensive, beautiful woodland trail system maintained by the Town of Lincoln. This will include a walk around Flint's Pond, past the Gropius House and hopefully lunch at the Codman Estate. Please bring water, snacks and a lunch.
Directions
We'll be parking at the Lincoln Public Schools property off Ballfield Road. From Boston/Cambridge, take Route 2W to Bedford Road (through the light and then an immediate right which turns you around onto Beford Road heading towards Lincoln Center. Stay on Bedford Road into the 5-way intersection (by the Lincoln Library). Drive through onto Lincoln Road. Stay on Lincoln Road by bearing right at Tower Road. The next right will be Ballfield Road. Drive in and park in the left parking lot. We'll meet by the sign board.
About this event
Please join me for this 5-6 mile spring hike on the extensive, beautiful woodland trail system maintained by the Town of Lincoln. This will include a walk around Flint's Pond, past the Gropius House and hopefully lunch at the Codman Estate. Please bring water, snacks and a lunch.
Directions to the trailhead
Get directionsWe'll be parking at the Lincoln Public Schools property off Ballfield Road. From Boston/Cambridge, take Route 2W to Bedford Road (through the light and then an immediate right which turns you around onto Beford Road heading towards Lincoln Center. Stay on Bedford Road into the 5-way intersection (by the Lincoln Library). Drive through onto Lincoln Road. Stay on Lincoln Road by bearing right at Tower Road. The next right will be Ballfield Road. Drive in and park in the left parking lot. We'll meet by the sign board.
Who's going (15)
Waiting list (3)
Questions about this event?
Reach out to the host, jonathanclark, for route details, carpooling, or what to bring.
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Event discussion
Make sure you check yourselves for ticks - as some of you know, I had (at least) two of the small deer ticks (not the big dog or wood ticks) on me after we stopped at the Gropius House. As someone who had a form of Lyme disease that can be fatal, I am especially concerned.
When I got home, I put my clothes in the wash and took a shower - the ticks don't latch onto the skin for up to 12 hours, so if you shower, you are bound to wash them away.
Wishing you all the best of health,
Rob
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