A 19-acre mill pond surrounded by pine-oak forest, glacial boulders and stone walls, with a historic mill site dating to around 1700 and a fish ladder used by migrating river herring in spring.
What to expect
Dogs
Hingham requires dogs to be leashed and under control whenever beyond the owner's property; Bare Cove Park allows off-leash walking only with a permit from the Town Clerk. Posted signs at the site take precedence.
Kayaking/Canoeing
Allowed non-motorized only
Managed by
Hingham Conservation Commission
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On site
Picnic area
Picnic tables and benches at scenic overlooks.
Boat Launch
Basic shoreline launch for non-motorized canoes/kayaks.
Common questions
Is Triphammer Pond Conservation Area open today?
Triphammer Pond Conservation Area is a public pond in Hingham, MA. There is no live closure feed for ponds; the town's site is the authority for temporary closures.
Swimming is not listed as a permitted activity; the pond is used for fishing and non-motorized paddling rather than swimming.
Yes, there is a basic shoreline launch area for canoes and kayaks; only non-motorized boats are allowed.
Is there ice skating in winter?
Not confirmed for this pond; nearby Cranberry, Fee and Foundry ponds are known local skating spots.
Where do I park at Triphammer Pond Conservation Area?
Free lot (free).
Is there an entry fee at Triphammer Pond Conservation Area?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Triphammer Pond Conservation Area?
Hingham requires dogs to be leashed and under control whenever beyond the owner's property; Bare Cove Park allows off-leash walking only with a permit from the Town Clerk. Posted signs at the site take precedence.
What rules should I know at Triphammer Pond Conservation Area?
Dogs must remain on leash; owners must clean up after their dog. Only non-motorized boating permitted on the pond.