Southwest Corridor Park
Southwest Corridor Park is a big park with a 4.7 mile walking and biking path that goes through Roxbury and Jamaica Plain neighborhoods to the downtown area. Along the path are many sports courts, green spaces, playgrounds and benches.
This Park is Best For:
Southwest Corridor Park is best used for the following:
Basic Info
- Size: Large (52 Acres)
- Terrain: Mostly Flat
- Transportation: T, Car, Bus
- Path Types: Cement
- Hours: 24 hours
- Restrooms: Yes
- Drinking Fountains: Yes
- Benches: Yes
- Lights: Yes
Park Amenities
- Bike Trails
- Walking Trails
- Basketball Courts
- Tennis Courts
- Open Greenspace
- Skateboard Park
- Outdoor Fitness Equipment
- Ice Skating Rink
Events
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Fast Facts About Southwest Corridor Park:
- The original Southwest Corridor was supposed to be a highway that went into the city center that came from the southwest direction of the city.
- The length of the park is 4.7 miles long, and the total space of the park is 52 acres.
Directions
To get to the Southwest Corridor Park in Boston, the Orange Line runs adjacent to the length of the park. Depending on which part of the park you’d like to go to, there are 3 or 4 different T stops you can get off at. Below is a map of several areas in Boston’s Southwest Corridor Park.
Jackson Square
Anson Street
Resources
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