The Hidden Park That Will Make You Feel Like You've Discovered Boston’s Best Kept Secret
When it comes to Boston’s parks, people tend to overlook our urban wilds. We’re blessed with 38 of these spaces – some teeny and others sprawling. Belle Isle Marsh Reservation is significant because it’s Boston’s very last salt marsh. It also happens to be an inviting and pretty spot to unwind.


While you’re likely to see planes approaching and leaving Logan, you don’t hear them nearly as often as you’d expect.
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Belle Isle Marsh may look serene but there’s a surprising amount of activity happening here, even if we can’t see it. Salt marshes are productive ecosystems that provide a much-needed habitat for wildlife and plants.




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This little oasis is open from 9:00 a.m. until dusk.
The next time you’re seeking a reprieve from the city but don’t want to venture far, visit Belle Isle Marsh Reservation. You’ll be amazed that such a unique place has been hiding in plain sight all this time.
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