Aktivitäten in Hull

“Nantasket Beach is sandy, clean, parking $15.00. Walk to restaurants, beautiful views. If you are a adventurer there is a rock at the end of the beach that children can explore along the walk over at low tide. ”

“Don’t miss the chance to hop on a ferry and visit the Boston Harbor Islands, which are just a short ferry ride away from downtown Boston. From May through October, visitors can explore old forts, beaches, hiking trails, and even the nation’s oldest continually used light station. Other activities include clambakes, live music, overnight camping, and more. Georges and Spectacle Islands are the most popular to visit. Georges is home to the Civil War-era Fort Warren, while Spectacle Island, which has served as farmland, a quarantine hospital, a glue factory, a resort, and a landfill, has a beach (with lifeguards), miles of trails and the highest viewing point of any of the islands, at 155 feet.”

“The Paragon Carousel is the last remaining attraction from the beloved Paragon Park Amusement Park on Nantasket Beach that closed in 1985. One of only 150 hand-carved historic carousels left in the US.”

“Rolling hills and rocky shorelines offer sweeping views of the Boston skyline, while tree-lined carriage paths designed by famed landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted make delightful walking trails in this scenic 251 acre park”

“Beautiful hikes through woods and coastal inlets. Short hikes for all the family and longer trails for those with more stamina.”

“The permanent exhibit at the Hull Lifesaving Museum narrates the many courageous rescues by Joshua James's and his crew, who saved more than 500 sailors wrecked at the entrance to Boston Harbor during the latter part of the 19th century.”

“Beautiful place for picnic, romantic walks with great view of Boston skyline.”