Make sure you wear your comfy shoes, cause you're in for an awesome hike. We grabbed a map while we were in the park and followed that. Just keep an eye out for the groups of people if you get too lost. This hits some amazing historical sites through out Boston. I loved the whole thing, be sure to bring water and maybe a snack or two! Took us about three hours with pictures and stops to admire the views.
Well.... it's a rock. But it's a very important rock! It was an important, literal stepping stone that the members of the mayflower used. Underwhelming. Take a picture and keep moving.
I've never received such a vast and hilarious amount of information from any visitor center. There's one man in particular that works there that is not only full of great information as far as places to see and eat but, full of cheesy puns that I just got a kick out of. He was more than helpful in getting a us on a good plan of action for Plymouth.
Savannah is dotted with beautiful, green squares every couple of blocks if you look. They're all beautiful and within walking distance generally. Bench is no longer there but still a very beautiful little spot to check off your list when walking/biking Savannah. My friends were super envious.
Parking for this location is limited, but is off of FALLING BRANCH ROAD. Make sure to make note of that or you will get very lost and might miss out on this great view. It's a short 10 minute hike through the woods. Wear some good shoes though because you will stub your toe on the tree roots that spread across the beginning portion of the walk. We take towels and water shoes in the summer to hang out and chill by the water. There is a walking path at the top of the falls as well, very unclear but worth a look if you're not afraid of a couple thorn bushes.
Located right before Jungle Jim's on one side and the Fractured Prune on the other! The ice cream is made right in the back each and every day! You can taste the difference from that store bought crap. Must try Cookie Monster! Don't let the blue coloring scare you. Flavors are always changing so it's a good idea to stop back at least once a week for tasting purposes.
It certainly is exactly what I remembered as a child. Tacky, colorful and expensive, but certainly hard to pass. Great place to stretch your legs out and walk around for a bit. Kind of gives you that Las Vegas feel, if Las Vegas was a ghost town. Cheesy? Sure. Nostalgic? Absolutely.
A beautiful piece of Savannah's past. The Spanish moss covered trees dotting the entire plot really make for a unforgettable and beautiful experience.
Savannah is dotted with beautiful, green squares every couple of blocks if you look. They're all beautiful and within walking distance generally. Bench is no longer there but still a very beautiful little spot to check off your list when walking/biking Savannah. My friends were super envious.