Let's Hike Haverhill: Whittier Birthplace
Season finale walk and celebration at the newly restored barn.
One of Haverhill's "Cultural Treasures", the Whittier Birthplace landscape, house and other buildings, are substantially the same as when poet John Greenleaf Whittier lived here between 1807-1836. This 69-acre site is home to the Freeman Memorial Trail which celebrates the work of Whittier. Let's Hike Haverhill has previously hosted the season finale celebration at the Birthplace. While we can't promise the magical snowfall that 2025 offered, we can say you'll be amongst the first to see the results of the Whittier barn restoration project commencing in the spring of 2026. We'll offer a new hike route this year: a gentle 2-mile walk through a meadow and then into the woods towards Corliss Hill. After the hike, you can relax in the restored barn for complimentary snacks and hot cocoa.
Season finale walk and celebration at the newly restored barn.
One of Haverhill's "Cultural Treasures", the Whittier Birthplace landscape, house and other buildings, are substantially the same as when poet John Greenleaf Whittier lived here between 1807-1836. This 69-acre site is home to the Freeman Memorial Trail which celebrates the work of Whittier. Let's Hike Haverhill has previously hosted the season finale celebration at the Birthplace. While we can't promise the magical snowfall that 2025 offered, we can say you'll be amongst the first to see the results of the Whittier barn restoration project commencing in the spring of 2026. We'll offer a new hike route this year: a gentle 2-mile walk through a meadow and then into the woods towards Corliss Hill. After the hike, you can relax in the restored barn for complimentary snacks and hot cocoa.
Good to know
Highlights
- 2 hours 30 minutes
- under 18 with parent or legal guardian
- In person
- Free parking
Location
305 Whittier Rd
305 Whittier Road
Haverhill, MA 01830
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