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Goat Walks Plymouth

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(29) 29 reviews

Address for meetup provided in 'details' of each walk option. Bring as many people as you'd like! Booking for the hour is just a way to reserve the time slot. Always helpful to let us know how many will be attending in the notes.
Plymouth, Massachusetts 02360

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1 Hr Goat Walk, Morton Park. $40 per adult.

1 hr··$40

We will meet in Morton Park, Plymouth, and walk with the goats down dirt roads and narrow, rooted pathways next to lakes and a river.
Morton Park Meetup: https://www.google.com/maps/place/41%C2%B056'36.2%22N+70%C2%B040'50.2%22W/@41.9433744,-70.6831833,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m4!3m3!8m2!3d41.9433744!4d-70.6806084?entry=ttu&g_ep=EgoyMDI1MDIxMi4wIKXMDSoASAFQAw%3D%3D
$40 per adult, $10 per kid ages 3-10. Free under 3. Cash is due at meet up. Price is capped at $250 for large groups.
Google My Map of all popular walk options:
https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?mid=14oGXlCrSDwCtVE7v-P6WiOCJ8E7jkII&ll=41.90811288406975%2C-70.61310940000003&z=12
*Feel free to choose any location on this map: just let us know in the booking notes if you'd like to do one besides the "services" that are listed.

1 Hr Goat Walk, Along Town Brook. $40 per adult.

1 hr··$40

We will park in a dirt-turnaround at 61 Billington St., across the street from Off Billington St. We will walk easterly alongside Plymouth's historic Town Brook while the goats munch Japanese knotweed, grass and oak leaves, checking out the wooden covered pedestrian bridge along the way. This is only about a mile total, but can still take up to an hour.
Meetup: 61 Billington St. Dirt turn-around lot.
$40 per adult, $10 per kid ages 3-10. Free under 3. Cash is due at meet up. Price is capped at $250 for large groups.
Google My Map of all popular walk options:
https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?mid=14oGXlCrSDwCtVE7v-P6WiOCJ8E7jkII&ll=41.90811288406975%2C-70.61310940000003&z=12
*Feel free to choose any location on this map: just let us know in the booking notes if you'd like to do one besides the "services" that are listed.

1 Hr Goat Walk, Cook's Pond Area. $40 per adult.

1 hr··$40

This walk can get a little buggy but we really love its tranquility. We will meet in the far rear parking lot of the Armstrong Ice Skating Rink, 103 Long Pond Rd., and walk with the goats in the Cooks Pond Wildlife Management Area. The meetup spot is a short drive off exit 13 (Rt. 3), and close to many businesses, but the woods are loved by the goats for the shrubs along the wide dirt pathway. The walk ends at Cook's Pond, which is scenic and natural. This area is frequently used by locals but is not a well trod walking area for most, making it feel private.
$40 per adult, $10 per kid ages 3-10. Free under 3. Cash is due at meet up. Price is capped at $250 for large groups.
Meetup: Rear parking lot of 103 Long Pond Rd., where it meets the woods. Parking area will hold many cars unless there is a game or event at the skating rink.
Google My Map of all popular walk options (Cooks Pond pin is brown):
https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?mid=14oGXlCrSDwCtVE7v-P6WiOCJ8E7jkII&ll=41.90811288406975%2C-70.61310940000003&z=12
*Feel free to choose any location on this map: just let us know in the booking notes if you'd like to do one besides the "services" that are listed.

1 Hr Goat Walk, Busy Bike Trail! $40 per adult.

1 hr··$40

This option is best during off-peak hours like weekdays, or early mornings. The bike trail is fully paved and very flat. It runs alongside the sea, and goes from Lothrup St near downtown, to Hedge Rd. in North Plymouth. This would be the best option for anyone who depends on a wheelchair for mobility or strollers. (We goat wranglers would be happy to help with this.)
$40 per adult, $10 per kids ages 3-10. Free under 3. Cash is due at meet up.
The bike trail is about 1.5 miles each way in its entirety but can be shortened or lengthened to suit your needs. Parking can be tricky so its best to consult with the Google My Map below, choose from 1 of the 6 places along the walk to park at, and then communicate when you have found a parking spot.
Google My Map of all popular walk options (Bike Trail pins are yellow):
https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?mid=14oGXlCrSDwCtVE7v-P6WiOCJ8E7jkII&ll=41.90811288406975%2C-70.61310940000003&z=12
*Feel free to choose any location on this map: just let us know in the booking notes if you'd like to do one besides the "services" that are listed.

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Take a walk with Bubba, Rex, Nellie and Stacy!
We wanted to offer a unique experience in our beloved home town that is different from just eating and drinking. Although we love to go out to eat and drink. When our goats were young, we realized they would walk in a herd with us. Walking with them provided us with a sense of calm and helped us tune in to nature in a way that we find therapeutic. We would love to share this with you! The gift of this unique experience has proven satisfying for tourists, birthday party people and anyone who likes animals and nature walks.

plymouthgoatwalks@gmail.com

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29 reviews

Myrna Finn
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This was a treat and a delight. The children between the ages of 3 and 6 loved it and the older adult couldn't stop smiling. The leaders were engaging, committed to making sure the kids had a positive experience, open to answering any and all questions about the goats and their lives. It is an experience worth doing.
Kathy Gilroy
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What fun! We were accompanied along Town Brook by four well behaved and personable goats. I'd do the goat walk again.
Kyle Powers
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What a beautiful day! The incredible staff and super-friendly goats made the whole experience unforgettable. I’m a fan of a casual walk but nothing beats strolling with these quirky, four-legged walking buddies. Between their gentle personalities and the relaxed pace, it was both peaceful and fun. A perfect way to spend the day.
Cailin Celestino
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Easily the best afternoon walk- we can’t wait to go again!! 🩷🩷🩷
Nancy McDonough
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FANTASTIC!! Owners were so nice, Amber & Bailey, and were committed to make sure me and my grandson had a great experience. They were very relaxed and allowed my grandson, Milo, to enjoy the goats, pet them, feed them, hold the leash and walk Rex. And yes, their dog Bella came along too - she was such a nice dog. Milo loved her too and they let him hold her leash too. So unique. Milo was grinning ear to ear the entire time. This is a must do, nothing else like it.
Carol Parrish
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What a wonderful experience! We thoroughly enjoyed walking in the woods with the adorable goats! Bailey and her mom were super to talk to--we learned a lot about the goats and the area. The goats were so cute! Definitely a worthwhile experience--would love to do this again when we visit Plymouth in the future!

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Goat Walks Plymouth

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(29) 29 reviews

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Sunday: 9 AM - 8 PM
Monday: 9 AM - 8 PM
Tuesday: 9 AM - 8 PM
Wednesday: 9 AM - 8 PM
Thursday: 9 AM - 8 PM
Friday: 9 AM - 8 PM
Saturday: 9 AM - 8 PM

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Goat Walks Plymouth

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1 Hr Goat Walk, Morton Park. $40 per adult.

1 Hr Goat Walk, Along Town Brook. $40 per adult.

1 Hr Goat Walk, Cook's Pond Area. $40 per adult.

1 Hr Goat Walk, Busy Bike Trail! $40 per adult.

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