Water transportation in Newburyport, Massachusetts

Welcome to Water Street & Center Street Transit Station, your gateway to convenient and efficient transportation in the heart of Newburyport, Massachusetts. Located at the bustling intersection of Water Street and Center Street, our transit station serves as a vital hub for commuters, tourists, and locals alike. Whether you're heading to work, exploring the charming streets of Newburyport, or embarking on a journey to nearby destinations, our station provides seamless access to a variety of transit options. With a commitment to safety, cleanliness, and customer service, Water Street & Center Street Transit Station ensures a pleasant and hassle-free experience for all travelers. Discover the ease of travel and the beauty of Newburyport starting right here. Your journey begins at Water Street & Center Street Transit Station.

The Bay Circuit Trail Southern Terminus is a park located at 100 Loring Street in Duxbury, Massachusetts, United States. This 230 mile multi-use trail outside of Boston offers opportunities for walking, hiking, biking, skiing, and enjoying the fresh air. The trail corridor is easily accessible by public transportation and passes through 38 towns in Eastern Massachusetts. Learn more about the history of the BCT on their About page. Visit the Parker River National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center in Newburyport to access the trail. Take a train ride from downtown Boston to explore this local trail system. Stay updated on trail photos and project updates on the BCT Blog. Join the Appalachian Mountain Club's trail crews to help complete trail projects in your town.

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.