Unique wooden designs in Lowell, Massachusetts

Welcome to Riverwalk, a captivating urban park located in the heart of Lowell, Massachusetts, where history and nature blend seamlessly along the scenic Merrimack River. Situated at Lowell National Historical Park, Riverwalk offers visitors a unique opportunity to explore the rich industrial heritage of the area while enjoying the beauty of the natural landscape. Embark on the Riverwalk Ramble, one of four urban trails available at the park. This engaging 2.3-mile trail guides you from the historic Boott Cotton Mills to the Guard Locks and Francis Gate on the Pawtucket Canal. While the National Park Service’s Lowell Waterways brochure suggests a 1.6-mile distance, our extended measure reveals more to explore. Although the trail does not form a loop, the return journey offers a fresh perspective on the path already traveled.

Welcome to Mary J. Bacigalupo Victorian Garden, a serene oasis nestled in the heart of Lowell, Massachusetts, at 21-25 Shattuck Street. Our park is more than just a garden; it's a sensory haven designed to offer an inclusive experience for everyone, especially those with disabilities. At the Accessible Garden, located at Mack Plaza, you are invited to see, smell, touch, and smile as you explore a vibrant array of plants and flowers. Two welcoming wooden benches, flanked by bright red, yellow, and lavender mums, provide a perfect spot to relax and enjoy the surroundings. This unique space was thoughtfully crafted to engage the senses and was proudly dedicated by the Lowell Commission on Disability.