King Oak Hill Park

Weymouth's King Oak Hill Park is a 24-acre hilltop with sweeping views of the Boston skyline, wheelchair- and stroller-friendly, with a 0.25-mile paved walking loop and a shade pavilion at the top. Before European settlement, this hill was a junction within an important Native American trail network used by both the Massachusett and Wampanoag; in 1903 a Georgian Revival home was built on the summit, and the town purchased the property in 2011 after nearly a century in the same family.

Trail Notes

Trail type: trail.