Quincy Quarries Reservation

Once known for its stoneworks, Quincy, Massachussets shut its last quarry in 1963 leaving extensive pits in the ground that have, after a considerable lot of disaster, been changed in the Quincy Quarries Reservation. Lamentably, after the quarries were shut, the huge open locales started gathering water and groundwater, making shallow lakes at the base of the quarry shafts and a number bluff jumpers and free jumpers dove straight to their passings. Neighborhood experts were at somewhat of a misfortune in the matter of how to stop the defiant among them from hopping to their end.

Fortunately, the close-by city of Boston's epic development venture, "The Big Dig" had the arrangement. Soil from the undertaking was moved to Quincy and used to fill in most of the significant quarry pits. Presently guests are urged to visit the recreation center and investigate huge numbers of the immense climbing choices normal shake developments made open by the fill.