1.Upper Charles Trail-Heading north to Hopkinton, the trail follows the headwaters of the Charles River,weaving between Milford Pond and Louisa Lake and crossing the stream a few times.
2.Memorial Hall-This was designed by local architect Frederick Swasey and is composed of Milford granite with Longmeadow brownstone for its cornice,windows and large main portal.
3.NEMBA Trails at Milford-This was done to preserve a popular tangle of trails that is Vietnam connecting parcels of conservation land in both towns adding up to some 1,000 acres of open space.
4.Main Street Milford-As well as a clutch of traditional taverns,there’s a Brazilian flavor along Main Street,with several restaurants,bakery and stores aimed at Brazilian residents.
5.CraftRoots Brewing-On top of that, the 7-barrel CraftRoots Brewing has the distinction of being the first 100% woman-owned brewery in all of Massachusetts.
6.Depot St Tavern-CraftRoots Brewing is one of a long list of regional craft beer suppliers to this much-loved local tavern, set just east of Milford Center.
7.Peppercorn Hill Conservation Area-There’s a surprising array of habitats at the Peppercorn Hill Conservation,with pine,oak,maple woods and vernal pools,streams and wetlands.
8.PiNZ Bowl Milford- The main alley area has 16 lanes with state-of-the-art scoring, food and beverage service, and a surround entertainment system with a special light display.