Amoskeag Millyard Scenic and Cultural Byway in New Hampshire State

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.

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Amoskeag Millyard Scenic and Cultural Byway Details

Even though it is just one mile long, this route takes you past the most noteworthy sights and attractions in downtown Manchester. As you cruise along Commercial Street, which parallels the Merrimack River, you will see the Palace Theater, the Currier Gallery of Art, and the University of New Hampshire at Manchester campus. While the journey itself will not take longer than a few minutes, you could easily spend an entire day checking out the sites along the way. And do not forget to enjoy those water views! This route has some of the best rivers overlooks in the city.

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Nearby Points of Interest Around Amoskeag Millyard Scenic and Cultural Byway

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0.2 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.

1.1 mi away

Piscataquog Trail

This leisurely 2-mile ride through Manchester is known for its picturesque river views.

2.4 mi away

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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Smith's Ferry Heritage Park

You do not have to travel far out of the city to enjoy a bit of nature.

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Goffstown Rail Trail

This is a converted rail to trail cycling path that connects the towns of Goffstown Village, Grasmere, and Pinardville while offering picturesque views of nature along the entire route.