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This gently curving beach has all the joggers on the sea side and all the food shacks on the city side.
Wollaston Beach is best known for its jogging/bicycling trail, which runs about 2.3 miles. Caddy Park, at the southern end of the beach, has more than 15 acres of fields and a lookout tower. Moswetuset Hummock, at the beach's northern end, is a mix of woodland trails and marshland used in the 1600s as a Native American summer campsite. There are nice views of Quincy Bay and the 144-acre Squantum Marsh.
Services and facilities: Bathhouse, handicapped access, bicycling, fishing, hiking, observation tower, swimming, playground. Directions: For Caddy Park, take the Red Line to Wollaston Station, walk to Hancock Street, turn right and walk one block to Beach Street, turn left, and continue on Quincy Shore Drive. For Moswetuset Hummock, take the Red Line to North Quincy Station, transfer to No. 211 bus, exit at East Squantum Street and Quincy Shore Drive, proceed to the small wooded knoll 200 yards east.
This gently curving beach has all the joggers on the sea side and all the food shacks on the city side.
Wollaston Beach is best known for its jogging/bicycling trail, which runs about 2.3 miles. Caddy Park, at the southern end of the beach, has more than 15 acres of fields and a lookout tower. Moswetuset Hummock, at the beach's northern end, is a mix of woodland trails and marshland used in the 1600s as a Native American summer campsite. There are nice views of Quincy Bay and the 144-acre Squantum Marsh.
Services and facilities: Bathhouse, handicapped access, bicycling, fishing, hiking, observation tower, swimming, playground. Directions: For Caddy Park, take the Red Line to Wollaston Station, walk to Hancock Street, turn right and walk one block to Beach Street, turn left, and continue on Quincy Shore Drive. For Moswetuset Hummock, take the Red Line to North Quincy Station, transfer to No. 211 bus, exit at East Squantum Street and Quincy Shore Drive, proceed to the small wooded knoll 200 yards east.
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