Boston's best public walking course. Donald Ross laid it out in 1938 for the Franklin Park system. The Hyde Park location matters. It's accessible to people who actually live here. The routing through Roxbury Hills uses the natural topography with the kind of intelligence that set Ross apart. Rolling terrain. Tree-lined fairways. walking allowed. Green fees run under $45. You'll wonder why the city hasn't raised them. An underappreciated municipal that deserves more traffic.
