Travelhound12 • August 25, 2018Great people watching. You’re near almost everything in the city—Financial District; Theater District; Charles River; Faneuil Hall; Waterfront.
Anonymous, s. • August 2, 2021The perfect place to learn to sail, windsurf, and kayak. The price is VERY reasonable and the Charles river is ideal for newbies. Plus the location is beautiful for sunbathing and other activities.
Fifteen Beacon Hotel • August 8, 2011Check out our beautiful Garden Roof Deck looking out over Boston Common and The Charles River.
Eric O. • May 6, 2013Join ducklings Jack, Kack, Lack, Mack, Nack, Ouack, Pack, and Quack as they are led by Mrs. Mallard from the Charles River to their new home on the island in the Boston Public Garden Pond.
Bikabout • April 15, 2014Vehicle-free bike/walk path spanning both sides of the Charles River in a 17 mile loop, with direct access to many parks and playgrounds but almost no food.
John P. • October 27, 2010Also take a nice walk along the river. GP across the bridge and see the unique Arthur Fiedler bust. Almost as unique as the maestro himself!
R. Andrew H. • April 5, 2010Nothing compares with the sight of boats, some weighing many tons, moving up and down as if on elevators. Since the locks are open to the public, you can watch the action from up close.
Raza • March 16, 2019Great timing, great facility. Has all the space, machines and weights for a complete workout.
Guy • February 21, 2011Day or night, you can always get a great view of the Charles River and city/Cambridge skyline from here.
Marwa A. • August 5, 2012Its heavenly amazing to be in such a tour..very interesting info. And tips are given in board .. Very friendly and funny captain :D On kayaks .its a great summer tour. Job well done
Travelhound12 • June 17, 2020This is an underutilized stretch of road and walkway begins the Royal Sonesta Hotel off of Land Blvd. Several benches available to sit and watch boats on the Charles, great view of Longfellow Bridge.
Bikabout • April 15, 2014Charles River Canoe & Kayak offers immediate access to the Charles River, the underside of the Longfellow Bridge, the Esplanade, and some of the best views of the Boston skyline.
Chris P. • February 16, 2018Unfortunately the road is a bit too close so there's constant traffic noise but the paths along the river are still gorgeous and great for walking running or cycling pretty much year round.
Yu-Mei • August 18, 2018Over 20 miles of trails for biking, walking or running all the way to the Upper Charles River Reservation.
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