There’s A Tiny Town In Massachusetts Completely Surrounded By Breathtaking Natural Beauty

Unless you live in the heart of the city, chances are that if you're a Massachusetts resident, you're pretty much surrounded by natural beauty on all sides. We've already profiled a great small town in Western Massachusetts that's surrounded by gorgeous scenery, so it's time to head to the South Shore.

Hull is an itty bitty settlement located on a spit of land jutting out from Cohasset. It's a picture-perfect coastal village, and there's beauty everywhere you look.

Hull is the fourth smallest town in the state by land area, but there’s a lot of beauty stuffed into this tiny package.

Hull is actually a series of islands connected by sandbars, which forms Nantasket Peninsula.

Many consider the jewel of Hull to be Nantasket Beach.

It's known as one of the most beautiful beaches in New England, with its fine, soft grey sand and acres of glittering tide pools.

You really can't escape incredible ocean views in Hull, which makes almost every moment a photo opportunity.

Though it does get a fair bit of tourist traffic in the summer, you can still find peaceful areas along the coast to wander and take in the natural splendor.

If you're lucky, you might spot a deer or two grazing around Nantasket Beach in the spring.

Hull also officially includes Peddocks Island, a gorgeous nature preserve filled with ruins.

Nantasket Avenue is home to plenty of local art galleries. Painters flock to the beach during the summer to capture the area’s natural beauty on canvas.

Daddy's Dogs in Hull is a local favorite. Stop by for tasty, burgers, ice cream and, of course, juicy hot dogs.

You can stop by Paragon Park for a spin on the historic carousel...

...or to play some retro arcade games.

Hull is also home to Fort Revere, a massive military structure that is now decommissioned and open to the public for exploration.

Wherever you decide to explore in Hull, you're sure to be surrounded by natural beauty.

Hull is the perfect spot to explore if you love coastal views and small town charm. What other small towns in Massachusetts do you think are surrounded by natural beauty?