Hale Education, Inc.

Cyclocross (often abbreviated CX or simply “cross”) is a multi-terrain bicycle racing discipline that combines the speed of road cycling, the technical challenges of mountain biking, and the obstacles and barriers of a steeplechase. At Hale, we have fields, stairs, gravel, a sandpit, and a beach to ride, with fewer rocks and roots than many of Hale’s other trails. You can expect two 20-minute heats and a multiple-lap course. This event is open to youth and adult riders. Driving Directions: Hale’

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Contribute your voice to Hale's 10-year master planning project by attending one of three online zoom workshops. Nature is for all, and Hale’s will be here forever. That’s a long time! We’re excited to announce that we’ve selected Sasaki Associates to plan a campus and facilities for the future, and as a member of the Hale community, your input is needed. What would enhance your relationship with Hale’s 1,200 acres? How can we improve trails? What could our waterfronts look like? Where should vi

Source: hale.education · Last verified Oct 1, 2026

Cyclocross (often abbreviated CX or simply “cross”) is a multi-terrain bicycle racing discipline that combines the speed of road cycling, the technical challenges of mountain biking, and the obstacles and barriers of a steeplechase. At Hale, we have fields, stairs, gravel, a sandpit, and a beach to ride, with fewer rocks and roots than many of Hale’s other trails. You can expect two 20-minute heats and a multiple-lap course. This event is open to youth and adult riders. Driving Directions: Hale’

Source: hale.education · Last verified Oct 1, 2026

Contribute your voice to Hale's 10-year master planning project by attending one of three online zoom workshops. Nature is for all, and Hale’s will be here forever. That’s a long time! We’re excited to announce that we’ve selected Sasaki Associates to plan a campus and facilities for the future, and as a member of the Hale community, your input is needed. What would enhance your relationship with Hale’s 1,200 acres? How can we improve trails? What could our waterfronts look like? Where should vi

Source: hale.education · Last verified Oct 1, 2026

Contribute your voice to Hale's 10-year master planning project by attending one of three online zoom workshops. Nature is for all, and Hale’s will be here forever. That’s a long time! We’re excited to announce that we’ve selected Sasaki Associates to plan a campus and facilities for the future, and as a member of the Hale community, your input is needed. What would enhance your relationship with Hale’s 1,200 acres? How can we improve trails? What could our waterfronts look like? Where should vi

Source: hale.education · Last verified Oct 1, 2026

It’s time for our annual Halloween-themed event for families! Explore the strange and mysterious (but still kid-friendly) side of Hale.

Source: hale.education · Last verified Oct 1, 2026

Westwood Community Trails invites you to explore the town’s trails and learn more about their importance to the community. Free monthly guided hikes last about two hours, vary in distance and topography, and explore a number of areas at Hale and beyond. There’s no need to RSVP; just show up! To learn more, email [email protected]. WCT is sponsored by Westwood’s Department of Public Works and its Recreation Department, guided by its Pedestrian and Bicycle Advisory Committee, and adm

Source: hale.education · Last verified Apr 7, 2026

Join us for our eleventh annual Fall Family Scavenger Hunt. This self-guided adventure begins at South Beach and invites explorers to hike scenic trails, complete fun activities, learn about the outdoors, and find prizes along the way! Hale’s free public programs are made possible thanks to the generosity of our Community Event sponsor Needham Bank. We appreciate their continued support! About Hale Hale is a nonprofit organization that serves nearly 16,000 people annually. We count on donations

Source: hale.education · Last verified Oct 1, 2026

Westwood Community Trails invites you to explore the town’s trails and learn more about their importance to the community. Free monthly guided hikes last about two hours, vary in distance and topography, and explore a number of areas at Hale and beyond. There’s no need to RSVP; just show up! To learn more, email [email protected]. WCT is sponsored by Westwood’s Department of Public Works and its Recreation Department, guided by its Pedestrian and Bicycle Advisory Committee, and adm

Source: hale.education · Last verified Apr 7, 2026

Join us as we celebrate the season on the first day of winter. From 5 to 7 PM, we’ll mark the start of winter and celebrate the holiday season. With seasonal activities, treats, and (hopefully) a star-lit sky, take this time to slow down during a busy season and gather together outdoors. Hale’s free public programs are made possible thanks to the generosity of our Community Event sponsor Needham Bank. We appreciate their continued support! About Hale Hale is a nonprofit organization that serves

Source: hale.education · Last verified Oct 1, 2026