Discover the best top things to do in Massachusetts, United States including Shining Sea Bikeway, Reformatory Branch Trail, Narrow Gauge Rail Trail, The Cape Cod Canal Bikeway, Village Bike Rentals, Upper Charles Bike Trail, Border To Boston Trail, Minuteman Trail Bikeway, Norwottuck Rail Trail, Charles River Bike Path.
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5.0 based on 1,029 reviews
This is arguably the most scenic bike trail in Cape Cod. It has almost everything Cape Cod bike trails have to offer: the marsh, the cranberry bog, picturesque cape towns, and of course the shining sea. A few tips: Near the Woods Hole terminus of the trail, there is a very good bakery called Pie in the Sky, which is a good stop to refuel. Also from there, the Nobska lighthouse is close by (~1 mile away), which also worth a side trip.
5.0 based on 49 reviews
Lots of people walking, biking and fishing along the canal on this wide and smooth paved path that runs 6.5 miles on each side of the canal. Quite a few entry points, so you can explore different parts of the walkway. Not alot of mask wearing, especially among the bicyclists
5.0 based on 45 reviews
This paved path goes along the course of the Charles river head waters, and an old granite transport rail way, with some informational signs along the way. Where it crosses the very busy route 85, there is an automatic crossing light. There is a parking lot at one end and about two mile trail that passes a couple nice ponds and ends up in downtown Milford.
4.5 based on 88 reviews
This 10-mile paved path covers part of the route of Paul Revere's midnight ride.
The Minuteman rail trail runs from Bedford to Cambridge, Ma. 12 miles one way. It is a very well maintained trail rich in history. The trail runs along the side of Lexington green the site of the Revolutionary battle. Bedford, Arlington and Cambridge are also rich with history. There are two addition trails that start in Bedford. One of which leads to the Old North Bridge in Concord five miles away. Definitely worth the ride or hike.
4.5 based on 144 reviews
Ten-mile bike path on the old tracks of the Boston and Maine railroad.
I run on the Norwottuck Rail Trail. It's perfect: clean, scenic, mostly flat-flatty-flat-flat. This trail, this route, this option is one of the reasons I'm so happy to live in the Connecticut River Valley.
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