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The Somerville Community Path is the critical link in the network of paths and greenways shown below. The Friends of the Community Path are actively promoting its extension to Boston and the Charles River. Please visit our website

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The Somerville Community Path does or will connect to the surrounding paths that the Friends support and other groups are working on. Click on the links to learn about these other paths, their status and the groups working on them.

WEST: Linear Path from Davis Square to Alewife junction (MBTA's Red line subway station), then the Fitchburg Cutoff to Belmont, then the Mass Central Rail Trail to Northhampton

NORTHWEST: The Minuteman Bikeway from Alewife junction to Bedford and Concord and Billerica

NORTH (then EAST): the Alewife Brook paths to the Mystic River paths to the Bike to the Sea and Boston Harbor
 
SOUTHWEST: the Watertown Branch to the Charles River
 
EAST: to the Grand Junction trail in Cambridge and through NorthPoint to the Charles River parks and Charles River paths
 
Click for a large regional path map.
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[Hosted at Arishost] For site comments, please contact "friendspath" at "yahoo.com". Keywords: planned multi-use paths trails and greenways for hiking, wheelchair use, rollerblading, inline skating, biking, walking, jogging, pushing strollers, running, birdwatching, safe routes to school travel, wildlife viewing, commuting, transportation and general outdoor enjoyment in New England, on the East Coast, in Massachusetts MA, USA. Get outdoors and hike, roll, rollerblade, inline skate, bicycle, walk, jog, run, mountain bike, birdwatch, commute or even ski on on these proposed paths in Massachusetts MA USA. The Somerville Community Path greenway will be a rail trail, and in sections a rail with trail. MBTA subway rapid public transit stations with intermodal connections include Alewife, Davis Square, Lechmere, Sullivan Square, Community College/Bunker Hill and commuter rail at Boston's North Station. VoIP