Bike Paths in Boston
Get outside and get cycling! There are a variety of great bike paths in Boston with amazing scenery. Browse neighborhoods in Boston, Cambridge and Brookline to plan your next bike ride. If you’re looking for some suggestions for Boston bike paths, you’ve come to the right place. Use the map below, or continue scrolling to find the best bike paths in Boston.
Best Bike Paths in Boston
Here are our choices for the best bike paths in Boston:
Herter Park is located in Boston’s Allston neighborhood, next to the Charles River. It’s a scenic area to bike.
The Esplanade is a linear park that offers amazing views of the Charles River in downtown Boston, and has wide bike paths.
This massive 527-acre park runs through 3 different neighborhoods in Boston and offers many bike paths.
The Arnold Arboretum offers 265 acres of beautiful trees and plant life, with wide paths to bike.
The Southwest Corridor is a linear path that starts in Back Bay, and ends in Jamaica Plain – one of the longest bike paths in Boston.
This is a bike path on the Cambridge-side of the Charles River, with lovely views, and Memorial Drive, which is closed on Sundays from April to November.
A nice bike path that runs along the Neponset River in Boston’s Dorchester neighborhood.
View the entire list of parks that are great for biking in Boston, Cambridge and Brookline.