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Huge park containing multitudes. Transcendent boardwalk traversing a cattail bog. Old growth forest. Mountain bike jumps. Charles River access. Legitimate lake (swimming forbidden as with every other lake in Eastern Mass but I witnessed a local gymnastics camp of 30-40 girls swimming and lo - pretty sure they all survived!)
Impressive work of beavers or otters! Amazing home they made!
Today is very nice, Windy but not too cold. Good for walking around.
Great place to hike , signage is a little tired and could do with a refresh
This is a good area for walking, but I didn't like that the entire trail was along or close to the highway. So we listened to the sounds of cars the entire walk.
We walked all the way and it took 1.40 hours (4.3 miles)
We walked all the way and it took 1.40 hours (4.3 miles)
A lovely loop around a large pond sandwiched between 128 and the Charles river. While the main loop is lovely the real hidden gem of this park is the long network of trails through the riverside marshes down towards Dedham.
Cutler Park Reservation is a beautiful natural reservation to explore. Cutler Pond is very beautiful to walk around and takes less than an hour to. The reservation is also great for mountain biking as well. Today I went through the Dedham side on the boardwalk and walked to the train tracks. The reservation is great for nature lovers, mountain bikers and anyone who wants to enter nature without much challenge. I definitely recommend visiting.
Very nice to walk! You'll see many people with their dogs. Some parts are not easy if you are in you bike but you will enjoy it. Parking is always enough because is not very crowded and it's free!
Feel the air, listen the birds, stay in peace :)
Feel the air, listen the birds, stay in peace :)