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Neponset River Watershed Ride
WHEN: Saturday, September 9, 7:30am WHERE: Squantum Point Park WHAT: Co-sponsored by the Neponset River Watershed Association this ride brings you along the Neponset River via roads and paths in Quincy and Milton. Quincycles rides are open to members and non-members. Bicycling involves certain inherent risks. Your participation in a Quincycles ride constitutes your agreement to this Acknowledgement, Waiver and Release. Please review our Ride Guidelines before the ride and check our Facebook page for weather related...
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A ride along the Neponset River Trail co-sponsored by the Neponset Watershed Association
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Neponset River Trail Co-Sponsored by the Neponset Watershed Association WHEN Sept. 10th, 7:30 am WHERE: Meet at parking lot for Squantum Point Park (by shelter near ferry dock) at 7:30 am. We will ride along the Neponset River to Milton and then back along the Neponset River Trail and back to Marina Bay. Coffee and pastry at Cream and Sugar. RIDE LEADER: Maura O’Gara Please review our Ride Guidelines prior to the ride.
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Coordinated with the Neponset River Watershed Association WHEN: September 12, 7:30 AM WHERE: Squantum Point Park, Marina Bay (Meet at the white shelter by the pier at Squantum Point parking lot in Quincy. From Quincy Shore Drive, turn onto East Squantum Street. Turn left onto Victory Road then another left onto the Haul Road in Marina Bay.) ROUTE: Join us as we make our way along the Quincy/Milton side of the river (Squantum Point Park, Commander Shea Blvd, Newport Ave. Ext., W. Squantum, Adams St., Brook Road) before deciding whether to cross over the river at Central Ave. or make our way to the Pine Tree Brook trail, which connects to Blue Hills Pkwy, and taking Eliot St. back toward the Neponset Greenway and over the Neponset Bridge back to Marina Bay. There are a couple of hills (W. Squantum St. is a good workout) and some hard packed gravel in parts (Squantum Point Park and Turner’s Pond). Near the beginning of the ride, we’ll likely go along the RiverWalk behind Boston Scientific. That part of the trail has some loose gravel, so we’ll likely walk the bikes, but enjoy the views! When we’re done, we’ll head over to Cream and Sugar on the boardwalk for those who would like. This is a coordinated ride with the Neponset River Watershed Association. RIDE LEADER: Maura...
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