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Take the same steps that Henry David Thoreau took to his beanfield where he grew beans, corns, peas, and turnips.


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196' 60 m

High

176' 54 m

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Up

20' 6 m

Down

2%

Avg Grade (1°)

4%

Max Grade (2°)

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This is a simple, short hike from Walden Street to Thoreau's Cove, but it has a history to it. This follows a wide dirt path that is the same that Henry David Thoreau used to walk to his bean field. It is pretty cool to be hiking around the same trails that he used when he lived here for two years.

Flora & Fauna

Typical northern forest with oak trees, maples, beeches and pines.

Contacts

Shared By:

Nasreen Drew with improvements by Jean-Claude Linossi

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Thoreau's Cabin.
Nov 18, 2016 near Concord, MA
View of the pond
May 20, 2018 near Concord, MA
The site of Thoreau’s Beanfield
Feb 27, 2018 near Concord, MA
Thoreau's cabin site.
Oct 25, 2016 near Concord, MA

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Feb 24, 2018
Nasreen Drew
0.1mi — 0h 05m
Jun 19, 2010
Jean-Claude Linossi
Did visit the place during my stay in Boston. — 0h 10m
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