South Manchester Rail Trail
If you are commuting or traveling through Manchester and you want to avoid traffic, then grab your bike and cycle down this trail instead.
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South Manchester Rail Trail Details
If you are commuting or traveling through Manchester and you want to avoid traffic, then grab your bike and cycle down this trail instead. This 2.4-mile trail takes you from Beech Street to Gold Street while skipping the bumper-to-bumper line of cars piled up on South Willow Street. Many cyclists use this trail as an alternative to driving or walking through the city. It is well connected to many shops and restaurants, as well as to Nutts Pond and Precourt Park.
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Nearby Parks Around South Manchester Rail Trail
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Nearby Points of Interest Around South Manchester Rail Trail
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1.1 mi away
Smith's Ferry Heritage Park
You do not have to travel far out of the city to enjoy a bit of nature.
2.2 mi away
Ralph Baer Memorial
Take a stroll through Arms Park in downtown Manchester, and you will see this bronze statue of Ralph Baer sitting politely on a park bench.
2.4 mi away
Amoskeag Millyard Scenic and Cultural Byway
Even though it is just one mile long, this route takes you past the most noteworthy sights and attractions in downtown Manchester.
2.7 mi away
Piscataquog Trail
This leisurely 2-mile ride through Manchester is known for its picturesque river views.
3.3 mi away
Londonderry Rail Trail
Although this area was once the route for the Manchester and Lawrence Railroad, it is now a 4.5-mile trail through residential neighborhoods, marshy wetlands, and densely wooded forests, with ample opportunities to see turtles, birds, and other wildlife.
