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Hike to Elliot Towers in Blue Hill MA

Beautiful day for a walk on Blue Hill

Saturday, June 22, 2019
Milton, MA
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Hosted by rocketmandan

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Written by rocketmandan

Two GOers and a co-worker of Dan's met on this beautiful morning at Trailside Museum. There were lots of people out. We hiked up to the 612 foot summit of Big Blue. We headed right up Elliot Tower and were almost alone for about 5 minutes to snap the picture. We did the summit loop and headed down the Sky Line Trail. This hike off the summit is a little treacherous but even Dan made it without falling! After a brief stop near the State Police barracks, we walked the easy fire road back over to to the the Trail Side Museum. It was almost 4 miles total. I am always surprised and thankful for this reservation right in Boston’s backyard. It offers so much to so many. The 3 of us grabbed lunch at Blue Hill Grill and I was home in time to get some gardening done. Friends of Blue Hill.org is a great organization committed to keeping the Blue Hill reservation green space. 

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Saturday looks like it will be a beautiful weather day, so let’s go for a walk. I am very flexible for plans. In order to get a plan in the books, I’m saying let’s meet at the parking lot where the trail side museum is and hike up to Elliot Towers. This is actually a pretty short hike so I am betting we will do more once we summit rather than come right back down. I’d say we will hike about 5 miles total. Meet me at the Trailside Museum lot at 10 am. 

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rocketmandan GUEST MEMBER
rocketmandan
Boston, MA
FlamingStream GUEST MEMBER
FlamingStream
Weymouth, MA
vmg1207 GUEST MEMBER
vmg1207
Cambridge, MA

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