World's End

World’s End is a gorgeous loop trail with some options for variety. The views to the Boston skyline are so beautiful, and everything is kept very well maintained. There are open spaces to picnic or sit as well as benches along the length of the trail. Parking is free if you’re a Trustees member and $15 per car if not. You do need to make a reservation to park, which can be done easily online.

Such a beautiful hike! It's got everything- hills, trees, ocean views, and city views. I have seen dogfish and even a ray in the water by the bridge. It's $15 to park if you're not a Trustees member, but I honestly think it's worth becoming one if you come enough.

This park is a true South Shore jem. Well cared for and clean. Spectacular vistas and quiet hideaways. Our walk today was the inner loop about 2 miles. Bring a picnic. We are lucky. 20 years ago picked a lot to build our house with a direct view. Attaching the view from our home too.

A delightful park with well kept trails and great views. The park rangers were very welcoming and gave a helpful summary of the park and the trails. This is a great place to take a walk and take in all the beauty and atmosphere.

Trustee members get free entry otherwise 15$. We Love to visit in autumn and spring. Very important you need to take the trash out with you. Enjoy

I visited World’s End for this first time over the weekend. One thing up top, I didn’t know (my own fault for not looking) before going that guests are required to purchase tickets prior to entering(15$ per car). You can’t purchase tickets at the entrance. Although the weather was dreary, our group still really enjoyed our walk around the grounds. At this time it’s technically Spring, but weather wise, we’re definitely still in the New England winter. I imagine it’s even better during the bloom. The area was clean from trash and litter (which honestly is hard to find in Mass), the grounds are well kept, and it was a very pleasant trail to walk. We did visit post heavy rain, and if you do so, I would definitely suggest wearing appropriate footwear (hiking boots, rain boots, etc). The staff was very polite and helpful, restrooms on site, and It is dog friendly. One thing to know before going with your pup, is that there is only one dog waste disposal area at the beginning of the trail, none along the rest of the trail. Something to keep in mind that you might have to carry your dog’s waste in the bag during your walk. The only potentially negative thing is that I wouldn’t consider this trail/walk to be accessible for individuals in traditional wheelchairs. The paths are dirt and gravel, which I believe they do that in order to keep the property as close to natural as possible. Overall it was a very positive experience and we plan to visit this property (or other Trustee properties) in the future.

Beautiful day for a walk and big enough for all to spread out and have some solitude. This is a great place to bird watch and there are blinds for viewing without disturbing. First time seeing great egrets so clearly perched in a dead tree. Lots of other birds spotted as well. Book your parking spot ahead of time on the Trustees website. It is $10 a car.

My favorite place on the south shore to go and walk. It’s so beautiful. It’s a little steep at $15 entrance fee (per car) for non-members. It’s important to note, you have to book ahead of time. Last time, I took stuff for a picnic to make worth of my time, it can get pretty buggy, so bring bug spray. The views of the water and the boats are beautiful.