For days when you feel like taking a long walk outside but don’t necessarily want to head up a mountainside, rail trails are perfect. The Assabet River Rail Trail is located west of Boston and definitely worth trying out. Here’s everything you need to know about hiking this cool riverside trail.
The Assabet River Rail Trail is a scenic hike through Hudson and Marlborough. It will treat you with waterfront views and plenty of greenery.
The entire trail is about 10.5 miles long, though you certainly don’t need to travel along the complete length to enjoy the beauty of this hike. Many hikers choose a small section to tackle in an afternoon, though you can certainly complete the whole trail if you want!
Much of the rail trail extends through leafy areas, though some portions do travel through more urban areas. The trail is dog-friendly but all furry friends must be kept on-leash.
You can find a detailed map of the Assabet River Rail Trail, including marked parking areas, by visiting the trail’s website. It’s definitely worth checking out this pretty stroll for yourself. What’s your favorite rail trail in Massachusetts?
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