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Wachusett Mountain in autumn, Princeton, MA

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At 2000+ feet in elevation, Wachusett Mountain, in Princeton, MA, provides a perfect viewing spot for fall foliage. We visited on a beautiful fall afternoon when sugar maples were ablaze. The bright sunlight displayed oak trees’ reds and bronze foliage to their best advantage.

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Pegan Hill, Natick, Easy Walk to Amazing Views

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View north toward Mount Wachusett and the Monadnocks, from meadow below Pegan Hill

Marjorie Turner Hollman is a writer who loves the outdoors. Link to all Marjorie’s books.

Pegan Hill in Natick, MA has been on my radar for some time, and as I work to wrap up the updates to More Easy Walks in Massachusetts, I had hoped to visit here to decide if it did, indeed, fit my criteria for offering visitors an Easy Walk. Life events continued to thwart my intention, but finally the day dawned bright and sunny, my best walking buddy was available, and we headed over to walk the trails and see what was there. Continue reading →

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