Suggestions for Trail near Beacon Hill, Boston

Eshrefe S. • February 2, 2017For a first time and a day visit in Boston, this trail is a very nice option to explore the city's most important spots.

Megan P. • October 12, 2016Gorgeous place to walk, highly recommend the narrated freedom trail!!

Michelin Travel & Lifestyle • November 8, 2011Free two-hour tours (June-August) are offered by the National Park Service and begin at the corner of Beacon and Park streets. -- Green Guide Editor

Sara L. • October 15, 2011Call ahead for reservations at the hi-top table; best view of the tv!

Erick A. • August 21, 2011Go to the bike path

Brett C. • May 3, 2014Best way to see the freedom trail while getting some exercise in! Guides are very knowledgeable and energetic.

IWalked Audio Tours • September 24, 2011Home of 1.6 mile Black Heritage Trail connecting 14 sites across Boston & celebrating pursuit of freedom by blacks in America. Site was 1st public school for black children. More info in blog. <LINK>

Christopher S. • December 9, 2010Take a REAL historical tour led by a costumed guide from the Freedom Trail Foundation...the organization that established the group that ESTABLISHED the Freedom Trail...and the BEST tour in the city!!

Mike D. • March 6, 2018Beautiful relaxing trail!

Cindy N. • July 29, 2013At Bedford Depot, check out the map of other nearby trails.

Amanda C. • October 25, 2011beautiful trails along the river

Danette G. • November 4, 2022Walking tour of the Freedom Trail!

Vishwanath P. • August 30, 2013Vista view of Boston Downtown

Matt W. • May 23, 2011Official freedom trail tours leave every hour on the hour from 11-4. Ask for foundation by name to ensure money goes to sites you are seeing!

Erik C. • November 29, 2015A famous free burial ground with all different famous people of Boston history, including sam Adam. A nice guy at the entrance makes a free map just give donations. It's on the freedom trail.

Kristin B. • July 10, 2011nature trail and cranberry bog behind Bass Pro Shops. really nice place for a quick hike.

Nancy • September 8, 2013Fyi- 6 miles from the start of the trail is Hart Pond w/a little beach area, picnic table, swing set & porta potty. Another porta potty located near the Chelmsford Center across from Brickhouse Pizza.

David M. • September 22, 2015Great trail!

Mike V. • April 26, 2011Great biking and walking trail that leads to the Merrimack River.

Cole K. • November 29, 2015One of the coolest things about living in Marblehead is using this trail not only for running & biking, but as a shortcut through town.