Discover 4 parks for walking within driving distance of Concord
"Concord visitors can easily make a short trip for swimming, walking, and a classic Massachusetts history-and-nature outing. The reservation is one of the town's most iconic destinations."
A historic and scenic state reservation centered on Walden Pond, known for swimming, walking, and Thoreau's legacy.
"Concord residents and visitors often come for a scenic day trip along the Merrimack River corridor. The park offers a quiet contrast to the capital city's downtown and museums."
A small riverside heritage park honoring the historic Smith's Ferry crossing on the Merrimack River.
"Concord visitors often head east for a coastal day trip with a strong historical focus. Fort Stark provides a scenic and educational stop near Portsmouth Harbor."
A historic coastal fort with ocean views, military ruins, and shoreline walking paths.
"Concord travelers can reach the park for a scenic day in southwestern New Hampshire. It is a good destination for nature photography and a low-key picnic stop."
A quiet Monadnock Region park known for its spectacular rhododendron blooms and woodland walks.