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Old 03-16-2009, 08:41 AM
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Default Green space in Dedham

We are thinking of relocating from Watertown to Dedham, and we are afraid we will miss the parks, Charles, green space. So, my question is, are there a lot of parks in Dedham? Is Stonybrook Reservation accessible? Does it have hiking trails or anything? Thank you in advance.
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Old 03-16-2009, 08:01 PM
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Default Thanks, but...

The DCR website provided a map of Stonybrook with parking areas marked, but when I checked Google Maps (a more recent view) there were only gates up with no parking signs in that areas that had been marked "Parking" on the DCR map.

So, I guess I am looking for current information about accessibility of Stonybrook from Dedham.

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Old 03-16-2009, 09:00 PM
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I don't know much about Stony Brook, but I think the DCR would indicate if it were entirely closed. You may be hard pressed to find parking, but I think you should still be able to take public transit there if you have to. Even if Stony Brook is entirely closed, there are a number of excellent parks in and around Dedham: Cutler Park on the Needham border, Wilson Mountain Reservation in Dedham, the Blue Hill Reservation in nearby Milton and even more if you're willing to drive a little bit west towards Dover and Sherborn.

Having moved from Belmont to Westwood (almost what you are considering) I would definitely say that there is more green space around Dedham than around Watertown--although perhaps not true of the particular locations you are looking at in Dedham and are coming from in Watertown. Where in Dedham are you considering?
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