Saugus River Reservation – Rumney Marsh Reservation loop from Lynn

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Saugus River Reservation – Rumney Marsh Reservation loop from Lynn

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Saugus River Reservation – Rumney Marsh Reservation loop from Lynn

01:08

19.8km

50m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 20, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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412 m

"Laces of Lynn" Sculpture

Highlight • Monument

This interesting sculpture, made of colorful steel, resembles a web of shoelaces. Created by artist Kevin Orlosky as part of the "Lynnspiration" initiative, the artwork pays homage to Lynn's historical significance as a hub for shoe manufacturing.

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5.29 km

Saugus River Reservation

Highlight • River

The Saugus River Reservation is a scenic wetland along the Saugus River, which stretches 13 miles and drains a watershed of approximately 47 square miles.

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6.60 km

Northern Strand Community Trail

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

With the exception of only one block closed for cosmetic landscaping, on which they were working today, the whole trail is open in spite of the maps. Now you can …

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9.91 km

Rumney Marsh Reservation

Highlight • Natural

Once transatlantic seaplane airliner arrived here at Revere airport, today it's a beautiful nature reservation. The Northern Strand Community Trail leads right along.

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10.1 km

Northern Strand Community Trail

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

The Northern Strand Community Trail is a fully paved trail that runs from Everett through Lynn. This section takes you through Rumney Marsh Reservation and is mostly flat.

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14.9 km

North Strand Community Trail bridge over Saugus River

Highlight • Bridge

This bridge is a fairly new structure, having been put in place in 2021. This crossing is crucial because the trail follows an old railroad line, and the bridge takes the place of the former train bridge.

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