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ID	Name	Description	Trails	Status	Links
1				paved
2	MCRT Weston-Waltham Phase 2, Bridge over Route 128	This 0.5 mile project includes the rehabilitation of the railroad bridge over Route 128. As of January 2025, the timeline of this project is undetermined. The 1265 Main Street Phase 2 roadway reconfiguration project will occur first, and the timeline of this project is also undetermined.	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	design
3	Reformatory Branch Trail - Gravel	Very shaded in a forest with things to view and see. Sometimes very narrow but not to busy.	Reformatory Branch Trail	unimproved
4		Construction funded for 2026	Swampscott Rail Trail Border to Boston	design
5	Central Section	The Central Section of the Columbia Greenway Rail Trail is completely elevated through downtown Westfield, with five bridges (four new, one rehabilitated) and is one of the only elevated urban rail trails in the U.S.	Columbia Greenway Rail Trail New Haven & Northampton Canal Greenway	paved
6			Northern Strand Community Trail Border to Boston	paved
7			Mass Central Rail Trail	proposed
8			Tri-Community Greenway	paved
9			Nantucket Old South	paved
10			Nantucket Nobadeer	paved
11			Jay McLaren Memorial Rail Trail	unimproved
12	Alewife Brook Greenway	A 1.5-mile bike path following the parkway from the Mystic River to the Minuteman Bikeway near Alewife station.	Alewife Brook Greenway	paved
13			Nantucket Madeket	paved
14			Mass Central Rail Trail Wachusett Greenways	stoneDust
15	Fitchburg Cutoff Path		Mass Central Rail Trail	paved
16			Southern New England Trunkline Trail	unimproved
17			Clipper City Rail Trail	paved
18			Mass Central Rail Trail East Quabbin Land Trust	onRoad
19			Salem Rail Trail	stoneDust
20			Marblehead Rail Trail	stoneDust
21				paved
22			Mass Central Rail Trail	stoneDust
23			Belchertown Greenway Mass Central Rail Trail	proposed
24			Belchertown Greenway Mass Central Rail Trail	proposed
25			Belchertown Greenway Mass Central Rail Trail	unimproved
26			Tri-Community Greenway	onRoad
27			Old Colony Rail Trail	paved
28			Blackstone River Bikeway	paved
29	groveland south		Groveland Community Trail	paved
31	MCRT shared with Assabet River Rail Trail	The original MCRT corridor diverged here and crossed the Assabet River, but Hudson has opted to route the MCRT with the AART until Priest Street.	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Assabet River Rail Trail Mass Central Rail Trail	paved
32			Nantucket Nobadeer	paved
33			Amesbury Riverwalk Trail	paved
34			Fenway Multiuse Path	proposed
35			Nantucket Cisco	paved
36			Southern New England Trunkline Trail	paved
37	bradford		Bradford Community Trail	paved
38	MCRT Expansion by East Quabbin Land Trust	Trail travels toward the covered bridge in Gilbertville, but is a dead end and does not connect to the following MCRT section or Old Gilbertville Road. A portion of this trail includes the Frohloff Farm.	Mass Central Rail Trail East Quabbin Land Trust	stoneDust	Frohloff Farm & Accessible Rail Trail, Ware
39			Nantucket Cliff	paved
40			Nantucket Connector	paved
41			Twin Cities Rail Trail	paved
42			Belchertown Greenway Mass Central Rail Trail	proposed
43	Mill Street	This on-road section is calm.	Mass Central Rail Trail Wachusett Greenways	onRoad
44			Southwick Rail Trail New Haven & Northampton Canal Greenway	paved
45			Mass Central Rail Trail Wachusett Greenways	stoneDust
46			West Springfield River	paved
47			Belchertown Greenway Mass Central Rail Trail	unimproved
48			Riverdale Parkway Bike Path	paved
49			Depot Trail	paved
50	Weston & Wayland	This 4.4 mile section of the Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside was completed by DCR in 2019, in partnership with Eversource's access road project. The Town of Weston contributed the Conant Road underpass. It runs from the Mass Central Railroad Bridge over the MBTA Fitchburg Line in Weston to the historic Wayland Freight House and Wayland Station.	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	paved	MCRT Weston map
51			Northern Strand Community Trail Border to Boston	paved
52	Mystic River Bridge	A proposed connection linking Everett’s Northern Strand Trail to Somerville’s Assembly Orange Line Station. Spanning the Mystic River, the bridge would provide a direct route for cyclists and pedestrians, enhancing regional connectivity. Plans include a new Assembly station entrance on the riverfront side, improving access between the bridge, the Northern Strand Trail, and the subway system.	Border to Boston	design
53			Narrow Gauge Rail Trail	stoneDust
54			Wachusett Greenways Mass Central Rail Trail	unimproved
55			North Central Pathway	paved
56	Wenham Canal Trail			unimproved
57		Median separated, shared use path adjacent to MA-12		paved
58		A long, peaceful and relatively flat 11-mile round trip bike ride through the woods. Begin at Headquarters Parking Lot (P1) at 194 Cranberry Road, South Carver. From the southeast corner of the parking lot (the entrance to the parking lot), cross the gated foot bridge on your left and head up the paved road. The bike path will be on your left-hand side. Once you are on the paved bike trail, follow the signs at the intersections towards the East Entrance which is on Long Pond Road in Plymouth. You will cross a few automobile roads so cross with care. Once you reach the East Entrance, you can retrace your ride to return to the Headquarters parking lot	Frost Pocket Path	paved
59			Mass Central Rail Trail Wachusett Greenways	onRoad
60	groveland north		Groveland Community Trail	paved
61			Ware River Rail Trail	unimproved
62		Original Mass Central Railroad ROW.	Wachusett Greenways Mass Central Rail Trail	stoneDust
63	Wachusett Greenways: Barre, Oakham, and Rutland	An 8.8 mile section through Barre, Oakham, and Rutland. Highlights include the 70-foot-long Charnock Tunnel, the 98-foot long bridge over the Ware River, and the new culvert after Miles Road. The Charnock Cut, a stone cut by the Mass Central Railroad, is the highest point on the MCRT.	Mass Central Rail Trail Wachusett Greenways	stoneDust
64	Original Mass Central Railroad ROW		Mass Central Rail Trail Wachusett Greenways	stoneDust
65			Mass Central Rail Trail Wachusett Greenways	stoneDust
66	Milford Upper Charles Trail		Upper Charles Rail Trail	paved
67			Nantucket Eel Point	paved
68	Maynard, Acton		Assabet River Rail Trail	paved
69			Quequechan River Rail Trail South Coast Bikeway	paved
70			Old Eastern Marsh Trail Border to Boston	paved
71			Mass Central Rail Trail Wachusett Greenways	stoneDust
72	Northampton Bikeway		Northampton Rail Trail System	paved
73			Cape Cod Rail Trail	paved
74			Tri-Community Greenway	paved
75			Nantucket Prospect	paved
76			Cape Cod Canal Bikeway	paved
77	Phase 1		Peabody Rail Trail Border to Boston	paved
78			Tri-Community Greenway	paved
79			Blackstone River Bikeway	paved
81			Mass Central Rail Trail Wachusett Greenways	stoneDust
82			Mass Central Rail Trail	unimproved
84	Somerville Community Path		Somerville Community Path Mass Central Rail Trail	paved
85	Alewife Linear Park	Opened in 1985 as part the Red Line extension from Davis to Alewife, this section was the earliest trail in the area–before the Community Path or Minuteman. As of Fall 2024, construction plans have been released for reconstruction and widening to better match the connecting paths constructed in the past 4 decades.	Alewife Linear Park Mass Central Rail Trail	paved	Ongoing Redesign
88			Blackstone River Bikeway	paved
89			Canalside Rail Trail	paved
90	Arthur R. Swift Amherst/UMass Bike Connector	https://www.umass.edu/physicalplant/swift-arthur-r	Swift Way UMass Amherst	paved
91	Hudson to Marlborough		Assabet River Rail Trail	paved
92	Milford Upper Charles Trail		Upper Charles Rail Trail	paved
93			Nantucket Boulevard	paved
94	Needham/Newton Community Way	A proposed extension of the Newton Upper Falls Greenway into Needham, as part of the Bay Colony Rail Trail.	Bay Colony Rail Trail	proposed	Needham/Newton Community Way Project Website
95			Meadow Trail	paved
96	Dover Rail Trail	The Dover Rail Trail begun a new design process in 2024.	Dover Greenway Bay Colony Rail Trail	design	Town of Dover Rail Trail Project
97			Swampscott Rail Trail	stoneDust
98			Squannacook River Rail Trail	paved
99	Border Street to Hillside Road - Waltham		Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	paved
100		Though not paved and all dirt, you can ride a road bike on it no problem. 28c tires work just fine.	Peabody-Danvers-Topsfield Rail Trail Border to Boston	stoneDust
101			World War II Veterans Memorial Trail	paved
103			Belchertown Greenway Mass Central Rail Trail	unimproved
104	Phase 1 - Belmont Community Path	This phase will connect to the commuter rail station, as well as the high school and middle school via a tunnel under the tracks near Alexander Ave, greatly improving pedestrian and bicycle connectivity in the area– especially for students. The Boston Metropolitan Planning Organization has allocated funding in its draft 2026 budget to fully construct Phase 1.	Belmont Community Path Mass Central Rail Trail	design	Phase 1 Website
105			Yankee Doodle Bike Path	proposed
106			Southern New England Trunkline Trail	stoneDust
107			Minuteman Commuter Bikeway	paved
108	Milford Upper Charles Trail		Upper Charles Rail Trail	paved
109			Neponset River Greenway	paved
110	Winthrop Extension	Completed a 10% conceptual design. (route is not finalized yet, so still marking is as proposed)		proposed	Greenway Extension
111			Watertown-Cambridge Greenway	paved
112			Tri-Community Greenway	onRoad
113			Salem Rail Trail Border to Boston	paved
114			Tri-Community Greenway	paved
115	BFRT Phase 3 Sudbury	The 1.4 miles of rail corridor from the junction of the BFRT and MCRT to the Framingham city line. Purchased in 2020 and currently in design with aims of construction in 2029.	Bruce Freeman Rail Trail	design
116			Marblehead Rail Trail	stoneDust
117	Phase 1		Independence Greenway	paved
119	Beaver Street to Linden Street Bridge - Waltham		Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	paved
120			Mass Central Rail Trail	proposed
121			Horn Pond Trail	paved
122			Charles River Bike Path	stoneDust
123			Ware River Rail Trail	unimproved
124			Ashuwillticook Rail Trail	paved
125		2.5 mile segment. Not ready for road bikes, due to lack of drainage, with several wet sections to cross -- although gravel and mountain bikes should be okay. Marion owns this railroad right of way, and awaits Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) funding in FFY 2026 to improve and extend it	Marion Rail Trail South Coast Bikeway	unimproved
126	BFRT Phase 3 Framingham		Bruce Freeman Rail Trail	design
127	Phase 3	This phase will connect the phase 1 sections completed in 2010, and is slated to being construction in Spring 2026	Independence Greenway Border to Boston	design
128			Mystic River	paved
129			Southampton Greenway New Haven & Northampton Canal Greenway	unimproved
130	Sudbury, Hudson, Stow, Marlborough	7.6 miles. Sudbury, Hudson, Stow, and a corner of Marlborough. Eversource has completed their "Phase 1" of the project leaving a gravel sub-surface that DCR will now pave in "Phase 2" (2025).	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	construction
131	The Shining Sea Bikeway		Shining Sea Bikeway	paved	Official map with marked attractions
132			Fenway Multiuse Path	paved
133			Old Colony Rail Trail	paved
134			Old Eastern Marsh Trail	paved
135			Old Colony Rail Trail	onRoad
136			Hanover Branch Rail Trail	paved
137	Clinton Tunnel	The historic 1,110-foot tunnel was originally constructed to reroute the Central Mass Railroad during the creation of the Wachusett Reservoir. Currently undergoing remediation and design, the tunnel will ultimately serve as a centerpiece for the trail.	Mass Central Rail Trail Clinton Greenway Conservation Trust	design
138	Phase 2		Independence Greenway Border to Boston	design
139	Hudson - Downtown and West Section	Hudson is prioritizing the design and construction of this section. In 2025 Hudson applied for both a Mass Trails grant and an MPO Design grant seeking to get this 3+-mile section of the trail to 25% design completion.	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	design	Feasibility (10% Design) Study
140			Salisbury Point Ghost Trail	stoneDust
141			Cape Cod Canal Bikeway	paved
142			Haggett's Pond Rail Trail	stoneDust
143			North Plymouth Rail Trail	paved
144			Columbia Greenway Rail Trail	paved
145			Mass Central Rail Trail	proposed
146			Connecticut River Walk and Bikeway	paved
148		From Colonel Drive, Uxbridge to the Air Line State Park Trail in Connecticut.	Southern New England Trunkline Trail	unimproved
149	Newton Upper Falls Greenway		Newton Upper Falls Greenway Bay Colony Rail Trail	stoneDust
150			Chelsea Greenway	paved
151			Manhan Rail Trail New Haven & Northampton Canal Greenway	paved
152			Belchertown Greenway Mass Central Rail Trail	proposed
154				paved
155			Marblehead Rail Trail Border to Boston	stoneDust
156	Derry Windham Salem Rail Trail		Derry Rail Trail	paved
157			Belchertown Greenway Mass Central Rail Trail	unimproved
159			Mass Central Rail Trail Wachusett Greenways	construction
160			Nantucket Fairgrounds	paved
162	MCRT New Braintree and Hardwick	Highlights of this section include three historic railroad bridges. Two are steel railroad bridges over the Ware river: a lattice truss bridge and a pony truss bridge.	Mass Central Rail Trail East Quabbin Land Trust	stoneDust	MCRT New Braintree and Hardwick
163			Canalside Rail Trail	paved
164			North Central Pathway	paved
165	Holliston Rail Trail	The Holliston Rail Trail is a 6.7-mile multi-use path running across Holliston, spanning between the Sherborn and Milford town lines. It supports activities such as biking, walking, jogging, wheelchair use, and cross-country skiing. The trail seamlessly connects to the paved Milford Upper Charles Trail.	Upper Charles Rail Trail	stoneDust	Friends of Holliston Trail
166			Charles River Bike Path	paved
167	DCR spillway before Wachusett Dam	Includes a railroad rock cut.	Mass Central Rail Trail	stoneDust
168			Jamaicaway Bike Path	paved
169		North Point Development Cambridge Crossing, North Point Park, the North Bank Bridge, and Paul Revere Park.	Mass Central Rail Trail	paved
170			Connecticut River Walk and Bikeway	paved
171			Ware River Rail Trail	unimproved
172	Northern Strand Extension	The 1.9 mile extension will enhance downtown Lynn's streets with curb-separated on-street bikeways, sidewalk improvements, and safer crossings. This extension will connect to the existing beachfront bike path at Nahant Beach.	Northern Strand Community Trail Border to Boston	construction
173			Columbia Greenway Rail Trail New Haven & Northampton Canal Greenway	paved
174			Muddy River Path	paved
175			Phoenix Bike Trail South Coast Bikeway	paved
176			Nantucket South Shore	paved
177			Manhan Rail Trail	paved
178			Charles River Bike Path	paved
179			Derry Rail Trail	proposed
180			Nantucket Polpis	paved
181			Nantucket Goose Pond	paved
182	Wachusett Greenways: Rutland	Highlight includes the Pommogussett Tunnel.	Mass Central Rail Trail Wachusett Greenways	stoneDust
183			Charles River Bike Path	paved
184	Milford Upper Charles Trail		Upper Charles Rail Trail	paved	Friends of the Milford Upper Charles Trail
185	Cochituate Road to Route 20, Wayland	Completed as stone dust by town of Wayland. DCR to pave as part of Wayland to Sudbury project.	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	stoneDust
186			Gloria Braunhardt Bike Path	paved
187			Meadow Trail	paved
188	BFRT Phase 2D	While not officially open until Spring 2025, much of this segment is complete and regularly being used by the public in Fall 2024. It covers 4.4 miles from the previous terminus in Concord to the junction with the MCRT.	Bruce Freeman Rail Trail	construction	Sudbury Town Updates
189			Londonderry Rail Trail	paved
191	Phase 1 - Berlin Rail Trail	This phase is the westernmost end of the MCRT Wayside section and would extend the trail from the Hudson town line to Coburn Rd. It would be the longest section in Berlin, likely the easiest to construct, and would immediately add contiguous miles to the rapidly developing eastern section of the MCRT.	Berlin Rail Trail Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	design
192			Nantucket Airport	paved
193	Track Road in Stow		Assabet River Rail Trail	stoneDust
194			Mass Central Rail Trail East Quabbin Land Trust	onRoad
195			Charles River Bike Path	paved
196			William Lloyd Garrison Trail	paved
197	Needham Rail Trail		Needham Rail Trail Bay Colony Rail Trail	stoneDust
198			Blackstone River Bikeway	paved
199	Phase 2 - Belmont Community Path		Belmont Community Path Mass Central Rail Trail	design	Belmont Community Path - Phase 2
200			Neponset River Greenway	paved
201		Singletrack through utility corridor. Some stream crossings have fairly precarious bridges where bikes must dismount and walk across.	Georgetown Rail Trail Border to Boston	stoneDust
202	MCRT, Ware River Park in Gilbertville	A portion of this trail was first opened as the Gilbertville Fitness Trail. Owned by the Town of Hardwick. Opened with funding support from Mass Trails Program and in collaboration with the East Quabbin Land Trust.	Mass Central Rail Trail East Quabbin Land Trust	stoneDust	Map
203			Southwest Corridor	paved
204			Nantucket Milestone	paved
206	Linden Street Bridge to Border Street - Waltham		Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	paved
207			North Central Pathway	paved
208			Mass Central Rail Trail Wachusett Greenways	onRoad
209		Missing link between Peabody and Salem Riverwalks	Border to Boston	proposed	Solomon Foundation
210			East Boston Greenway	paved	Friends of the Mary Ellen Welch Greenway
211	Cochituate Rail Trail	The Cochituate Rail Trail is a beautifully-designed and functional 4 mile shared use path, connecting Natick's vibrant downtown with the Natick Mall and Golden Triangle, crossing Routes 9 and 30 to connect to Framingham's already completed portion that ends in Saxonville Village.	Cochituate Rail Trail	paved
212			Methuen Rail Trail	paved
213			Old Eastern Marsh Trail	unimproved
214	Somerville Community Path Extension	The Somerville Community Path extension was opened in June 2023 as part of the MBTA Green Line Extension project. It includes a 1,400 feet long, 50 feet high truss bridge over the MBTA Fitchburg Line and Green Line tracks.	Somerville Community Path Mass Central Rail Trail	paved
215	Riverside Park Connector Trail	begin at the back of the park and stretch along the rivers shoreline and through the woods for about a half mile to the Groveland (Bates) Bridge. The 10-foot wide nature trail will split into two paths at various points, he said, providing a disability-accessible asphalt surface on one stretch and a stone-dust or natural dirt surface on another. Construction on the trail is scheduled to begin next spring (2024) and it is expected to open by June 30 2024	Riverside Park Connector Trail	design
216	Lawrence Rail Trail	The Lawrence-Manchester Rail Trail project will transform a 1.4-mile stretch of abandoned railroad corridor into a 12-foot paved path connecting Merrimack Street in South Lawrence to the Methuen Rail Trail at the city line. The trail will link to the Granite State Rail Trail in New Hampshire. Plans include rehabilitating three bridges, such as Merrimack Bridge, which will feature a rest area and scenic views. The project also involves ADA-compliant upgrades, safer crossings with rapid-flashing beacons, and secondary paths to connect nearby neighborhoods and amenities.	Lawrence Rail Trail	design
218			Quequechan River Rail Trail	paved
219			Emerald Necklace Trail	paved
221			Mass Central Rail Trail	proposed
222			Nantucket Bartlett	paved
223	Medfield Rail Trail		Bay Colony Rail Trail Medfield Rail Trail	stoneDust
224			Salisbury Point Ghost Trail	paved
225	Hopkinton - Center Trail		Upper Charles Rail Trail	stoneDust
226			Nantucket Surfside	paved
227	Sudbury to Wayland		Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	design
228			Old Colony Rail Trail	unimproved
229	The Norwottuck Branch of the Mass Central Rail Trail	The Norwottuck Branch of the Mass Central Rail trail is a DCR State Park built in 1993. A highlight is the Norwottuck Rail Trail Bridge, a 1492 foot, eight-span steel lattice truss bridge over the Connecticut River.	The Norwottuck Branch of the Mass Central Rail Trail Mass Central Rail Trail Northampton Rail Trail System	paved
231	Mass Central Rail Trail - Sterling Spur		Mass Central Rail Trail - Sterling Spur Wachusett Greenways	paved
232			Tri-Community Greenway	paved
233			Nashua River Rail Trail	paved
234	Gibbs Crossing, Ware		Mass Central Rail Trail	stoneDust
235			Columbia Greenway Rail Trail New Haven & Northampton Canal Greenway	proposed
236	Linden Street Bridge	The bridge is not passable, and construction setup has begun (Feb 2025). There is a ramp on the west side, but it has closed recently. The steep dirt part on the east side has been fenced off as they prepare for construction.	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	construction
237			Mass Central Rail Trail Wachusett Greenways	onRoad
238				unimproved
239	BFRT Phases 1, 2A, 2B, 2C	Bruce Freeman Rail Trail (BFRT).	Bruce Freeman Rail Trail	paved
240	MCRT Waltham-Weston Phase 1, Bridge over MBTA Fitchburg Line	This 0.3 mile trail crosses over the MBTA Fitchburg Commuter Rail Line. It is fenced off during construction.	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	construction
241	Dorchester Greenway	The Dorchester Greenway is a community-led vision for a 0.7 mile long off-road bicycle and pedestrian path on top of the MBTA’s Red Line tunnel, between Ashmont Station and Park Street. The proposed Dorchester Greenway would extend in both directions from the existing plaza at Shawmut Gardens.		proposed	Boston.gov
242	Neponset Trail Extension	0.7 mile extension from Tenean Beach area to Morrissey Boulevard along I-93. Includes a 670-foot boardwalk elevated over a small section of salt marsh and tidal flats	Neponset River Greenway	construction
243			Neponset River Greenway	paved
244	Hyde Park to Blue Hills	A proposed extension from the end of the Neponset Greenway toward the Blue Hills.		proposed
245	Charles River Connector	Connection between the Charles River and Watertown-Cambridge Greenway. A narrow quiet boardwalk and a traffic signal make this connection easy. North Beacon street has very wide buffered bike lanes too.		paved
246	Trolley Brook Trail	The Trolley Brook section of the Ashland Upper Charles Trail is constructed on an existing rail trail. The trail, roughly 1/2 mile long, runs from Memorial Drive (formerly referred to as the MBTA Access Rd.), just south of the Middle School fields, to Megunko Rd. near Stone Park in downtown Ashland. It includes some beautiful scenery: woodlands, a stream and a pond. The surface is now wheelchair accessible!		paved	Friends of the Ashland Upper Charles Trail Town of Ashland
247	Buttonwoods Riverside Trail			stoneDust
248	Norton Rail Trail	A paved 5 mile path from the World War II Memorial Trail in Mansfield (1.6 miles) to the Taunton border. Has a short on road section over I-495, but it is a nice bi-direction bike lane with flex posts.		paved
249	Norton Rail Trail	A nice bidirectional bike lane with flex posts		onRoad
250	Phase 1		Lynnfield Rail Trail	design
251	Phase 2		Lynnfield Rail Trail	proposed
252	Cambridge - Muddy River Route	A popular route to access Comm Ave and the BU Bridge from the Muddy River. The Carlton Street footbridge provides a nice ramp over the Green Line tracks. Carlton Street itself does not have a dedicated bike lane, until north of Beacon street. There is then a nice contraflow route through the quiet Cottage Farm Historic District, which leads to the bike lanes on Comm Ave and the BU bridge.		onRoad
253		Parkway Road and Netherlands Road both have contraflow bike lanes, so you can go either way around this block. Take care when crossing Brookline Ave.	Muddy River Path Emerald Necklace Trail	onRoad
254	Wakefield Rail Trail		Wakefield Rail Trail	paved
255			Border to Boston	paved
256	Shared use path on Green Street and new Route 117 Roadway bridge	Planning for a shared use path alongside the road when it is reconstructed, a small portion of the larger 1265 Main Street Phase 2 roadway reconfiguration project. As of January 2025, the timeline of this project is undetermined, and the following Mass Central Rail Trail Weston-Waltham Phase 2 project rehabilitating the railroad bridge over Route 128 is also undetermined.		design	MCRT Waltham – Weston Phase 2 Status Update, January 2025 1265 Main Street: Traffic Improvements Project
257	DCR River Road	A DCR road open to pedestrians, not cars. Not the original railroad corridor.		paved
258	DCR Gravel Path	Gravel path with steep sections. Can be walked, mountain biked, or gravel biked. It is not suitable for road bikes or ADA accessible. Not the original railroad corridor.	Mass Central Rail Trail	unimproved
259	Minuteman/Linear Park Connector		Mass Central Rail Trail	paved
260	MCRT Western Terminus	The Mass Central Rail Trail's western terminus is at Union Station in Northampton.	Mass Central Rail Trail Northampton Rail Trail System	paved
261		The segment connects two town owned parcels – the Maffei Conservation Area and the Rauscher Farm.	Mass Central Rail Trail Clinton Greenway Conservation Trust	design	Clinton Trail Inventory
262	Peabody to Lynnfield Gap			proposed
263			Border to Boston	proposed
264	Border to Boston I-95 Gap		Border to Boston	proposed
265	Mattapoisett Rail Trail, Phase 2B		Mattapoisett Rail Trail South Coast Bikeway	paved
266	Hurricane Barrier			paved
267			South Coast Bikeway	proposed
268	Hurricane Barrier			paved
269	Rodney French Blvd Path			paved
270	Phase 3 - Berlin Rail Trail	This phase will connect West Berlin to Clinton. Clinton is actively planning their section, including a 1,000-foot long tunnel, and potentially the Wachusett Reservoir dam and a new bridge as well. Given the development in Clinton and the relative ease of constructing this stretch, it might make sense to do it before taking on the more daunting Phase 2.	Berlin Rail Trail Mass Central Rail Trail	proposed
271	Phase 2 - Berlin Rail Trail	This section presents unique challenges, following an uncertain path and navigating the complex Five Corners intersection, where only remnants of the old railroad bridge remain. However, it also offers an exciting opportunity to connect with the Lester G. Ross Dam and the Aqueduct Trail, adding to the already impressive network of major connecting paths along the MCRT.	Berlin Rail Trail Mass Central Rail Trail	proposed
272			Mass Central Rail Trail Clinton Greenway Conservation Trust	proposed
273	Phase 5 - Ashuwillticook		Ashuwillticook Rail Trail	proposed
274	Town line to Protection Ave			proposed
275	Washington Secondary Rail Trail			paved
276	Setucket Road Path			paved
277	Riverside Square to India Point Park	Phase 4 of East Bay Bike Path, complete in 1992	East Bay Bike Path	paved
278	Franklin Street to Independence Park	Phase 3 - completed 1990 - (3.87 miles)	East Bay Bike Path	paved
279	Phase 3 - Middleton Rail Trail		Middleton Rail Trail	stoneDust
280				stoneDust
281	Phase 2 - Middleton Rail Trail		Middleton Rail Trail	stoneDust
282	Phase 1 - Middleton Rail Trail		Middleton Rail Trail	stoneDust
283	Old Chatham Road Path			paved
284	Rail Trail	A 0.5-mile segment running from South River Street to Ocean Street. It follows the historic railroad bed through Pratt Farm, crosses the South River via the scenic Keville Footbridge (launch location for kayaks, canoes, SUPs), and ends at Dandelion Park. The section between Dandelion Park and the Keville Bridge is ADA accessible.	South River Trail	paved
285			Blackstone River Bikeway	paved
286	North Adams Downtown Connector	Brown Street to Heritage State Park. Includes rehab/reconstruction of pedestrian bridge over active CSX railroad		proposed
287	Phase 4 - Ashuwillticook	25% design	Ashuwillticook Rail Trail	design
288	Mohican Trail			paved
289	Race Point Beach Spur		Province Lands Bike Trail	paved
290	Herring Cove Beach Spur		Province Lands Bike Trail	paved
291	Phase 2 - Westborough		Boston Worcester Airline Trail	proposed
292	Phase 6 - Westborough		Boston Worcester Airline Trail	proposed
293	Riverside Square to Barrington County Road	Phase 1 - completed in 1987 - (4.17 miles)	East Bay Bike Path	paved
294	Phase 4		Middleton Rail Trail	unimproved
295	Higgins Crowell Rd Path			paved
296	Old Bass River Rd Path			paved
297	Barrington River and Palmer River Bridges	The bridges, which date back to the 1880s, have been closed since 2019 because they were badly deteriorated. Each new bridge will be approximately 300 feet long and 14 feet wide. They are expected to reopen in 2026	East Bay Bike Path	construction	RIDOT - East Bay Bike Path Bridges Replacement Project
298	Phase 5 - Westborough		Boston Worcester Airline Trail	proposed
299	Ten Mile River Trail			paved
300	Nauset Bicycle Trail			paved
301	Phase 1 - Westborough	Expected completion 2026	Boston Worcester Airline Trail	proposed
302	Phase 2 - Protection Ave to Brown Street			proposed
303			Province Lands Bike Trail	paved
304	Bridle Path	A 2.5-mile stretch of trail from Pinehurst Road to South River Street, this wide, flat, stone-dust path is ideal for walking, running, biking, and horseback riding. It meanders through quiet woods, alongside farmland, and near Marshfield's Fairgrounds and sand & gravel pits. The trail intersects several roads with clear markings and connects to Carolina Hill Reservation.	South River Trail	stoneDust
305	Forest Road Path			paved
306	Phase 4 - Westborough		Boston Worcester Airline Trail	proposed
307	Bennet Pond Sput		Province Lands Bike Trail	paved
308	Phase 3 - Westborough		Boston Worcester Airline Trail	proposed
309	Loop Trail	5.5 mile loop	Province Lands Bike Trail	paved
310	County Road to Franklin Street	Phase 2 - completed 1989 - 2.38 miles	East Bay Bike Path	paved
311	Lowell Connector	A 0.35 mile connector constructed by Lowell in 2024, running from the parking lot terminus of BFRT and continuing toward Target		paved
312	Northampton Rail Trail System - New Haven & Northampton Canal Greenway section		Northampton Rail Trail System New Haven & Northampton Canal Greenway	paved
313			New Haven & Northampton Canal Greenway Farmington Canal Heritage Trail	paved
314			New Haven & Northampton Canal Greenway Farmington Canal Heritage Trail	paved
315			Farmington River Trail	onRoad
316	Roadside Path		New Haven & Northampton Canal Greenway Farmington Canal Heritage Trail	paved
317			Farmington River Trail	stoneDust
318	Farmington River Trail		Farmington River Trail	paved
319			Farmington River Trail	paved
320			Farmington River Trail	onRoad
321			Farmington River Trail	onRoad
322			Farmington Canal Heritage Trail New Haven & Northampton Canal Greenway	onRoad
323			Farmington River Trail	paved
324			Farmington River Trail	stoneDust
325	SNETT Franklin Extension		Southern New England Trunkline Trail	proposed
326			Belchertown Greenway Mass Central Rail Trail	unimproved
327	The Wachusett Aqueduct	The Wachusett Aqueduct is a grass-covered surface that is open to the public. One day, it will connect the Berlin Rail Trail section of the Mass Central Rail Trail to the Boston Worcester Air Line Trail		unimproved	Connecting the Aqueduct
328	Salem Street to Lynnfield Rail Trail	This segment is proposed.	Wakefield Rail Trail	proposed
329	Phase 3 NHSG	Planned for construction in 2030, along with segments north. No path exists currently	New Hampshire Seacoast Greenway	proposed
330	Phase 2 NHSG - Seabrook	The Seabrook section of the Greenway faces significant challenges, primarily due to the trail running through land owned by NextEra Energy, which operates the Seabrook Station nuclear power plant. Additionally, the Seabrook Board of Selectmen has not yet agreed to take on responsibility for the trail’s maintenance once it’s completed.	New Hampshire Seacoast Greenway	proposed
331	Phase 1 NHSG	An 8-mile stretch of rail trail running through Portsmouth and North Hampton, utilizing abandoned Pan Am Railways corridors. The trail features a stone dust surface approximately 12 feet wide, providing a scenic route through woods, neighborhoods, and natural areas like the Great Bog.	New Hampshire Seacoast Greenway	stoneDust
332	Phase 1B NHSG	A 1.9-mile stretch running from the Hampton/North Hampton town line to Drakeside Road, located on the west side of Route 1. The project involves significant environmental considerations, including wetland management and drainage challenges.	New Hampshire Seacoast Greenway	construction
333	Phase 3 NHSG	There is a dirt path here. It'll be improved in 2030	New Hampshire Seacoast Greenway	unimproved
334	Palmer on street alternative	From Belchertown town line to Ware town line - on street alternative	Mass Central Rail Trail	onRoad
335	Jabish Brook Trestle Bridge and Trail	This section of the Belchertown Greenway includes the timber Trestle Bridge over Jabish Brook, and is in design.	Belchertown Greenway Mass Central Rail Trail	design
336	Detour	A grass path in the official Weston Trail Network through Sears Conservation Land. During construction of the Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside, Weston-Waltham Phase 1 over the MBTA Fitchburg line, this detour may be useful to access the MCRT-Wayside in Weston from the South. Free parking is available at the Melone Homestead, at the end of a very long driveway off Crescent Street. Look for the "Land's Sake" banner by the mailbox labeled "27." Crescent Street is off Rt 20/Boston Post Road, east of Weston Center. See link below.	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	unimproved	Weston Forest & Trail Association: Melone Homestead Map
337	Detour	A grass trail in the official Weston Trail Network, around the Weston Solar Landfill. Accessible from the Weston Transfer Station, after the MBTA Kendall Green station which has free parking. During construction of the Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside, Weston-Waltham Phase 1 over the MBTA Fitchburg line, this detour may be useful to access the MCRT-Wayside in Weston from the North.	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	unimproved	This trail in the Weston Trail network
338	Grand Junction Multi-Use Path	This project is proposed, using the state owned Grand Junction Corridor.	Grand Junction Multi-use Path	proposed
339	Watertown-Cambridge Greenway Access from Arsenal Street		Watertown-Cambridge Greenway	paved
340	Marty Sender Riverwalk section of Charles River Bike Path		Charles River Bike Path	stoneDust	Marty Sender Riverwalk, now complete, offers nature walk with ‘wow’ factor
341			Charles River Bike Path	stoneDust
342			Charles River Bike Path	paved
343	Joseph Thompson Pedestrian Bridge		Charles River Bike Path	paved
344	Mary T. Early Footbridge and Charles River Bike Path access		Charles River Bike Path	stoneDust
345			Charles River Bike Path	stoneDust
346			Charles River Bike Path	stoneDust
347			Charles River Bike Path	stoneDust
348			Charles River Bike Path	paved
349			Charles River Bike Path	stoneDust
350			Charles River Bike Path	paved
351	Air Line State Park Trail	Connects to Southern New England Trunkline Trail in Massachusetts.	Air Line State Park Trail	unimproved
352			Westfield River Levee Path	construction
353	Mount Feake Cemetery	The cemetery allows people to walk and bike within it, but of course do so with respect. There's a well travelled path around the locked gate on the western end.		paved
354				unimproved
355			Westfield River Levee Path	stoneDust
356	River Road	This road through Robinson State park is closed to car traffic and a nice windy route with some views of the Westfield River		paved
357			Westfield River Levee Path	paved
358		Mostly quiet connection		onRoad
359	Western Ave & Court Street	A separated shared-use path alongside Western Ave and Court Street from Westfield State toward downtown		paved	Project Site
360	Route 30 - Weston	Currently in the 75% design phase, Weston and MassDOT are developing plans for a shared-use path alongside Route 30 in Weston. Other projects could see this path extend into Newton and Natick.		design	Weston - Route 30 Reconstruction
361	Norumbega Greenway	A three-way partnership between the DCR, the Town of Weston, and the Solomon Foundation has hired Howard Stein Hudson to design a shared-use path along Norumbega Rd from Route 30 to River Road.		proposed

ID	Name	Description	Links	Segments
1	Canalside Rail Trail	The Canalside Rail Trail is a 3.8-mile (6.1 km) trail, partially on old railroad beds, from East Deerfield to Turners Falls in Montague, Massachusetts, USA. A short portion of the trail runs along town streets, but the majority is on a paved trail from which motor vehicles are prohibited. The northern terminus is Unity Park, on Barton's Cove in Turners Falls. The southernmost portion crosses the Connecticut River on the Canalside Rail Trail Bridge and ends at McClelland Farm Road in Deerfield. The trail was completed in spring 2008.		2
2	Upper Charles Rail Trail	The Upper Charles Trail (UCT) is a 26-mile multi-use trail system under development, linking the towns of Sherborn, Holliston, Milford, Hopkinton, Framingham, and Ashland. Currently, 13.7 miles are completed, including prominent sections like the Milford and Holliston trails. Once finished, the UCT could connect to the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail, the Mass Central Rail Trail, and larger networks like the New England Greenway and East Coast Greenway.		6
3	Ashuwillticook Rail Trail	The Ashuwillticook Rail Trail is a rail trail built on a former railroad corridor that runs parallel to Route 8 through the towns of Cheshire, Lanesborough and Adams, and into the city of Pittsfield, Massachusetts. It is a multi-use trail for biking, walking, roller-blading, and jogging.	DCR Ashuwillticook Rail Trail	3
4	Nantucket Bartlett			1
5	Old Colony Rail Trail			4
6	Jay McLaren Memorial Rail Trail			1
7	Connecticut River Walk and Bikeway			2
9	Chelsea Greenway	The Chelsea Greenway is a 0.7-mile (1.1 km) rail trail parallel to a Silver Line busway that follows the former Grand Junction Branch right-of-way. Located within the Box District neighborhood, the path connects Bellingham Square station and Eastern Avenue station. The Greenway opened in 2018 along with the busway.		1
10	Amesbury Riverwalk Trail	This paved path allows walkers and bikers to travel between the Lower Millyard in downtown Amesbury and Carriagetown Marketplace (Stop & Shop) with only one street crossing. The rail trail is well-maintained and is popular with families, walkers and joggers. The trail parallels the Lower Powow River, which is visible through the trees at certain points.		1
11	Newton Upper Falls Greenway		Newton Conservators	1
12	Swift Way UMass Amherst	Connects the University of Massachusetts at Amherst to the Norwottuck Branch of the Mass Central Rail Trail.		1
13	Haggett's Pond Rail Trail			1
14	Nantucket South Shore			1
15	World War II Veterans Memorial Trail			1
16	Bruce Freeman Rail Trail	The Bruce Freeman Rail Trail is a rail trail through the communities of Lowell, Chelmsford, Westford, Carlisle, Acton, Concord, Sudbury (under constrction), and Framingham (planned) in Massachusetts — following the 25-mile route of the old New Haven Railroad Framingham & Lowell line. The trail has a 10-foot wide pavement with a 2-foot wide packed shoulder on each sid.The Bruce Freeman Rail Trail is open to non-motorized uses such as cycling, jogging, walking, rollerblading, and skiing.	Friends of the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail	4
17	Nantucket Cliff			1
18	Phoenix Bike Trail			1
20	Georgetown Rail Trail			1
21	Belmont Community Path	The Belmont Community Path is a planned 2-mile segment of the Massachusetts Central Rail Trail through Belmont. The path will be constructed in two phases, both of which are in the design process. Phase 1 will extend from the Fitchburg Cutoff Path to the Clark Street Pedestrian Bridge, while Phase 2 will continue from the Clark Street Pedestrian Bridge to the Waltham city line, creating a seamless linear trail and park.	Belmont Community Path Belmont Community Path Project Committee	2
22	Nashua River Rail Trail		Friends of the Nashua River Rail Trail	1
23	Somerville Community Path	The Somerville Community Path is a paved rail trail in Somerville, Massachusetts, running 1.3 miles (2.1 km) from Massachusetts Avenue to Lowell Street via Davis Square. Opened in segments between 1985 and 2015, it follows part of the former Fitchburg Cutoff rail line. A 1.9-mile (3.1 km) extension to East Cambridge opened in June 2023 as part of the Green Line Extension project.	Friends of the Community Path	2
24	Neponset River Greenway			4
25	Methuen Rail Trail			1
26	Berlin Rail Trail	The Berlin Rail Trail is a proposed 4 mile segment of the Mass Central Rail Trail and it is expected to be complete with a stone-dust surface. The Berlin Conservation Commission has unofficially divided the trail into three possible phases, which are shown on the map. It includes the western terminus of the Wayside section of the MCRT.	Friends of the Berlin Rail Trail	3
27	Riverside Park Connector Trail	Planned trail along the Merrimack River between Riverside Park and the Groveland Bates Bridge. https://whav.net/2023/06/19/haverhill-to-connect-riverside-park-trail-with-groveland-fix-paths-at-winnekenni-park/ https://www.eagletribune.com/news/haverhill-to-expand-its-walking-biking-trails/article_d673f772-774d-11ee-9b8e-3ff837044165.html		1
28	Northern Strand Community Trail	The Northern Strand Community Trail, also known as the Bike to the Sea Trail, is a 10-mile public-use path project, including a rail trail portion, which connects the cities of Everett, Malden, Revere, Saugus, and Lynn, along the former Saugus Branch Railroad of the Boston & Maine Railroad and other shared-use roads.	Bike to the Sea	3
29	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside	The MCRT Wayside Branch is a partly completed, 23-mile section of the Mass Central Rail Trail designed, built, and maintained by the DCR in partnership with local communities. In 2010, the DCR executed a lease with the MBTA for the corridor, which passes through Waltham, Weston, Wayland, Sudbury, Hudson, and Berlin, and with small pieces in Stow, Bolton and Marlborough.	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside	15
30	Cochituate Rail Trail	The Cochituate Rail Trail (CRT) is a multi-use trail that will run from the Village of Saxonville in Framingham to Natick Center, a distance of 4 miles. The Framingham and Natick sections were completed in 2015 and 2022, respectively.	Friends of Natick Trails: CRT	1
31	Muddy River Path			2
32	William Lloyd Garrison Trail			1
33	Nantucket Prospect			1
34	Nantucket Milestone			1
35	Mystic River			1
36	Lawrence Rail Trail			1
37	Alewife Linear Park			1
38	Nantucket Connector			1
39	North Plymouth Rail Trail			1
40	Bourne Rail Trail	The proposed Bourne Rail Trail/Shining Sea Bikeway Extension project will create a 6.5-mile multi-use path in Bourne connecting the Cape Cod Canal Recreation Path with the Shining Sea Bikeway. Completing the project would create approximately 24 miles of uninterrupted trail on the Upper Cape running from Sandwich to Woods Hole. The proposed Bourne Rail Trail/Shining Sea Bikeway Extension would be developed on land that is owned by the Massachusetts Department of Transportation. The land, known as the Falmouth Secondary Line, has historically been used as a railroad corridor. The Bourne Rail Trail/Shining Sea Bikeway Extension would make this publicly owned land available for use by the public and connect two existing recreation paths.		0
41	Nantucket Boulevard			1
42	Salem Rail Trail			2
43	Nantucket Airport			1
44	Needham Rail Trail		Needham Rail Trail	1
45	Shining Sea Bikeway	The Shining Sea Bikeway is a 10.7 mile (17.2 km) journey of discovery through four of Falmouth's villages, gently traversing glacier-sculpted natural wonders from Woods Hole on Vineyard Sound to North Falmouth along the shore of Buzzards Bay. Officially dedicated as a bicentennial project in 1975, and one of America's first 500 rail trails, it has grown in four phases to its current length concluding with the extension to North Falmouth in 2009. The Bikeway occupies the rail bed of the now defunct New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company.	Falmouth Shining Sea Bikeway	1
46	Manhan Rail Trail	The Manhan Rail Trail is a rails-to-trails paved recreational trail and non-motorized commuter route located in the lower Connecticut River Valley of Massachusetts in the town of Easthampton.	Friends of the Manhan Rail Trail	2
47	Bradford Community Trail			1
48	Tri-Community Greenway			7
49	Hanover Branch Rail Trail			1
50	Old Eastern Marsh Trail			3
51	West Springfield River			1
52	Mattapoisett Rail Trail			1
53	The Norwottuck Branch of the Mass Central Rail Trail	The Norwottuck Branch of the Mass Central Rail Trail is an 11-mile (18 km) combination bicycle/pedestrian paved rail trail running from Northampton, Massachusetts, through Hadley and Amherst, to Belchertown, Massachusetts. It opened in 1992, and is now part of the longer Mass Central Rail Trail.	Norwottuck Rail Trail	1
54	Independence Greenway			3
55	Nantucket Surfside			1
56	Derry Rail Trail			2
58	Columbia Greenway Rail Trail		Friends of the Columbia Greenway Rail Trail	4
59	Gloria Braunhardt Bike Path			1
60	Peabody Rail Trail			1
61	Nantucket Fairgrounds			1
62	East Boston Greenway	Currently two miles long, the greenway follows the path of a former Conrail line from the East Boston Piers through residential neighborhoods and into the Bremen Street Community Park, which opened in 2007. The Greenway Extension, which was completed in 2016, follows the Blue Line tracks northwards past Logan Airport and Wood Island Marsh before terminating at Constitution Beach.		1
63	Mass Central Rail Trail	The MCRT is a partly-complete 104-mile rail trail from Northampton to Boston along the former Mass Central Railroad route. Much of the trail, including the Norwottuck Branch Rail Trail and the Somerville Community Path, have been developed as separate projects but will serve as part of the complete Trail.	Mass Central Rail Trail Finish The Rail Trail	70
64	Dover Greenway		Friends of the Dover Greenway Dover Project Page	1
65	Watertown-Cambridge Greenway	The path is accessible from entry points in Cambridge at the Fresh Pond water treatment plant driveway, Holworthy Place, and Holworthy Ave near Mt. Auburn Street. There are also unpaved entry points from the Fresh Pond perimeter path, Huron Avenue and at the back of the Star Market parking lot.	Watertown-Cambridge Greenway, City of Cambridge	2
66	Peabody-Danvers-Topsfield Rail Trail			1
67	Quequechan River Rail Trail			2
68	Mass Central Rail Trail - Sterling Spur		Sterling Rail Trail Brochure	1
69	Yankee Doodle Bike Path			1
70	Reformatory Branch Trail			1
71	Nantucket Madeket			1
72	Nantucket Goose Pond			1
73	Groveland Community Trail	The new community trail opened May 25, 2023. The Groveland Community Trail is visioned as a 3.25 mile trail.		2
74	Nantucket Nobadeer			2
75	Twin Cities Rail Trail			1
76	Squannacook River Rail Trail			1
77	Meadow Trail			2
78	Alewife Brook Greenway	Managed by DCR. Part of the Alewife Brook Reservation urban forest.	Alewife Brook Reservation	1
79	Ware River Rail Trail			3
80	Depot Trail			1
82	Frost Pocket Path			1
83	Southern New England Trunkline Trail		DCR Southern New England Trunkline Trail Franklin & Bellingham Rail Trail Committee	5
84	Nantucket Eel Point			1
85	Narrow Gauge Rail Trail			1
86	Nantucket Old South			1
87	Nantucket Polpis			1
88	Southwick Rail Trail		Friends Of The Southwick Rail Trail	1
90	Blackstone River Bikeway			5
91	Marblehead Rail Trail			3
92	Wakefield Rail Trail	The Wakefield section will extend an additional 1.6 miles from Fosters Lane to the Galvin Middle School, and also connect to the planned Lynnfield Rail Trail.		2
93	Clipper City Rail Trail	The Clipper City Rail Trail (3.3 miles, paved) connects the MBTA commuter rail station to the Harborwalk along the waterfront. A newer section follows the bank of the Merrimack River to Water Street and connects through the South End under High Street to Parker Street in Newbury. It showcases sculptures, a gallery of local paintings, and views over the Merrimack River estuary with great birdwatching. The Clipper City Rail Trail connects to the southern end of Salisbury's Eastern Marsh Trail via the Route 1 Gillis Bridge.		1
94	Southwest Corridor	The Southwest Corridor Park is a 4.1 mile, linear park stretching from the Back Bay to Forest Hills. The park links South End, Back Bay, Roxbury and Jamaica Plain with a street-level, greenway. Recreational facilities include: 11 playgrounds, 2 spray pools, 7 basketball courts, 5 tennis courts, 2 street hockey rinks, 2 amphitheaters, and 6 miles of trails.		1
95	Cape Cod Rail Trail	The Cape Cod Rail Trail (CCRT) is a paved bikeway that runs 25 miles from South Dennis to Wellfleet. The terrain is relatively flat with some minor grades in certain sections in the Lower / Outer Cape areas, specifically Orleans and Wellfleet.		1
96	Swampscott Rail Trail	The Swampscott Rail Trail will convert a former railroad bed into a two-mile linear park from Stetson Road to the Marblehead Rail Trail. This ten-foot-wide, stone-dust path will connect neighborhoods, schools, and conservation lands. Street crossings will include safety features and a bridge over Paradise Road. Native vegetation will be preserved, and access points will ensure easy entry by foot, bike, or nearby parking at the Middle School or Stanley School.	Friends of the Swampscott Rail Trail	2
97	North Central Pathway			3
98	Cape Cod Canal Bikeway	The paved Cape Cod Canal Bikeway runs on both sides of the canal. There are 7 miles of path on the north side and 6.5 miles on the south side.		2
99	Charles River Bike Path	The path follows both shores of the Charles River from Boston, Massachusetts to Norumbega Park in Newton, passing through Watertown and Waltham. The path consists of several segments in the Charles River Reservation separated by road and bridge crossings and forms part of the planned East Coast Greenway.	DCR Charles River Reservation	16
100	Riverdale Parkway Bike Path			1
101	Assabet River Rail Trail	The Assabet River Rail Trail (ARRT) is a partially-completed multi-use rail trail running through the cities and towns of Marlborough, Hudson, Stow, Maynard, and Acton. It is a conversion of the abandoned Marlborough Branch of the Fitchburg Railroad. The right-of-way parallels the Assabet River in the trail's midsection.		4
102	Jamaicaway Bike Path			1
103	Minuteman Commuter Bikeway			1
104	Horn Pond Trail			1
105	Nantucket Cisco			1
106	Bay Colony Rail Trail	The Bay Colony Rail Trail (BCRT) is a proposed 7-mile multi-use trail through the towns of Needham (open), Dover (in progress) and Medfield (open). We also partner with Newton's Upper Fall Greenway trail (open). The goal of the BCRT project is to construct a multi-use trail along the unused section of railroad right-of-way owned by the MBTA.	Bay Colony Rail Trail	5
107	Salisbury Point Ghost Trail			2
108	Medfield Rail Trail		Friends of the Medfield Rail Trail	1
109	Fenway Multiuse Path	The Fenway Multiuse Path will be an urban trail along a former CSX rail ROW that is currently owned by the MBTA and MassDOT. The trail will start at the Muddy River path in Brookline and extend to Maitland Street at Lansdowne Commuter Rail Station.		2
110	Southampton Greenway		Friends of the Southampton Greenway	1
111	Londonderry Rail Trail			1
112	Emerald Necklace Trail			2
113	Belchertown Greenway		Friends of the Belchertown Greenway	10
114	Wachusett Greenways	Wachusett Greenways’ mission is connecting the Wachusett-area community with trails and greenways. In 1995, this all-volunteer nonprofit group and our partners began to build and maintain trails. Wachusett Greenways’ key project is the Mass Central Rail Trail (MCRT) in central Massachusetts. Members, volunteers, donors and many partners are central to our work. We have completed 19 miles of the planned 30 miles of the MCRT through the towns of Sterling, West Boylston, Holden, Rutland, Oakham and Barre. The first section of trail opened in 1997.	Wachusett Greenways	16
115	Lynnfield Rail Trail	A planned 2.8-mile-long multi-use path and boardwalk extending from Peabody to Wakefield. It will be constructed in two phases and connect to a planned trail in Wakefield. The proposed Rail Trail is a centrally located, ADA compliant recreational path that will connect many of the landmarks of Lynnfield including Reedy Meadow, the Lynnfield Middle School, the proposed library at Reedy Meadow Golf Course, Bethlehem School at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, and Lynnfield High School.	Town of Lynnfield - Rail Trail	2
116	Border to Boston	The Border to Boston Trail is a 70-mile shared-use trail that links approximately 20 communities from the New Hampshire border to Boston for non-motorized uses including walking, bicycling, and more. It also coincides with the East Coat Greenway.	Essex National Heritage Area - Border to Boston Brochure	17
117	Marion Rail Trail		Marion - South Coast Bikeway	1
118	Middleton Rail Trail	The 4.5-mile Middleton Rail Trail features a mix of stone dust and natural surfaces, with some sections requiring short road connections. Key landmarks include Boston Brook wetlands, Emerson Pond, Ipswich River views, and historic sites like the Old Town Hall and former train stations. Public parking is available at Central Street near Howe Manning School, 210 Maple Street, Mortalo’s Canoe Landing on Maple Street, and along Maple Street and Gregory Street near East Street. Ideal for walking, biking, and enjoying local history.	Middleton Rail Trail Alliance	4
119	East Bay Bike Path		Rhode Island DOT	5
120	Province Lands Bike Trail		National Park Service	5
121	Boston Worcester Airline Trail			6
122	South Coast Bikeway	The South Coast Bikeway will be a 50-mile continuous system of bike paths, multi-use paths and bike lanes connecting existing routes in Rhode Island to Cape Cod.	South Coast Bikeway	5
123	South River Trail	The Bridle Path and Rail Trail combine to form a 3.5-mile route along a historic railroad corridor, traversing woodlands, farmlands, and Marshfield’s South River Greenway. The Bridle Path connects neighborhoods and open spaces, while the Rail Trail offers stunning views of the South River. Together, they provide a quiet, easy trail system for walkers, bikers, and equestrians. - Parking is available at the unpaved lot beside the Bridle Path at 505 Ferry Street or in Library Plaza, with additional access points at Station Street, Pinehurst Road, Carolina Hill Reservation, Clay Pit Road, South River Street, Pratt Farm, and Ocean Street at Dandelion Park. Please note there is no parking on Station Street.	NSWRA Bridle Path + Rail Trail	2
124	Northampton Rail Trail System		Friends of Northampton Trails	4
125	New Haven & Northampton Canal Greenway	The New Haven & Northampton Canal Greenway is 80+ miles of a multi-use greenway in Massachusetts and Connecticut. It is comprised of a section of the Northampton Rail Trail system, the Manhan Rail Trail, the Southampton Greenway, the Columbia Greenway Rail Trail and the the Southwick Rail Trail in Massachusetts, plus the Farmington Canal Heritage Trail in Connecticut.	NHNCG Alliance	11
126	Farmington Canal Heritage Trail	The Farmington Canal Heritage Trail in Connecticut is 56 miles from New Haven to Suffield, runs through eleven towns, and connects with many more biking and walking trails.	Farmington Canal Heritage Trail & Farmington River Trail	4
127	Farmington River Trail	The Farmington River Trail is eighteen miles in Connecticut, connecting to the Farmington Canal Heritage Trail.	Farmington Canal Heritige Trail & Farmington River Trail	8
128	East Quabbin Land Trust	The East Quabbin Land Trust (EQLT) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit involved in land preservation in Hardwick, Barre, Petersham, New Braintree and other nearby towns. The EQLT is active in protecting the Mass Central Rail Trail.	East Quabbin Land Trust	5
129	Clinton Greenway Conservation Trust	The Clinton Greenway Conservation Trust's purpose is to preserve the natural landscape, ecological diversity, and scenic beauty of the Town of Clinton by protecting open space and by conserving it for public enjoyment and appreciation of nature. The Clinton Greenway Conservation Trust is active in creating the Mass Central Rail Trail in Clinton.	Clinton Greenway Conservation Trust	3
130	Wachusett Aqueduct Trail	The Mass Water Resources Authority (MWRA) Wachusett Aqueduct Trail is a publicly open trail above the Wachusett aqueduct. It is passable in Berlin, Northborough, and Southborough, and one day will connect the Berlin Rail Trail / Mass Central Rail Trail to the Boston Worcester Air Line Trail.	Connecting the Aqueduct	0
131	New Hampshire Seacoast Greenway	The NHSH is a partly complete 14.5 mile trail stretching from Massachusetts to Maine. Once complete, it will comprise the NH section of the East Coast Greenway. The trail is being constructed in three phases, the longest of which is now complete from Portsmouth to Hampton. The other two phases are funded for construction in 2030 and 2032.	New Hampshire Seacoast Greenway Alliance	5
132	Grand Junction Multi-use Path	The Grand Junction Multi-use Path is a proposed off-street multi-use path running along side the existing railroad tracks in the Grand Junction corridor from Boston University Bridge to Somerville. The city's objective is to design, in as much of the corridor as possible, a 14-foot wide path with 2-foot wide buffers on both sides. The Grand Junction Multi-use Path will provide a continuous off-street path for residents, students, workers and visitors to stroll, jog, or bike. This path will connect many neighborhoods with each other, MIT, business districts, and regional resources like the Charles River. Within a half-mile of the Grand Junction corridor are 42% of Cambridge's jobs (49,000) and 31% of residents (33,000). The City's intent is to provide an important regional off-street path connection to the recently completed Somerville Community Path alongside the Green line Extension and to pathways proposed in the Allston Multimodal Project. The city also believes that the path can be constructed while maintaining the minimal rail operations today and accommodating potential future use of the corridor for passenger rail service.	Grand Junction, City of Cambridge	1
133	Air Line State Park Trail	Stretching fifty miles across eastern Connecticut from Thompson to Portland, this multi-use trail draws walkers, hikers, bikers, horseback riders, roller bladers, skaters, and more from across the region.	CT Parks: Air Line State Park Trail	1
134	Westfield River Levee Path		City of Westfield	3

ID	Headline	Date	Trails	Segments	Links
1	CPX Announced	May 2014	Somerville Community Path Mass Central Rail Trail	1	1
2	CPX Opened	July 10, 2023	Somerville Community Path Mass Central Rail Trail	1	1
3	Conceptual Designs	October 2022	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	2	1
4	Construction Funded	January 2024		0	1
5	Framingham purchases CSX railway	January 2024	Bruce Freeman Rail Trail	1	1
6	25% Design Started	May 2024	Bruce Freeman Rail Trail	1	1
7	Expected Opening	May 2025	Bruce Freeman Rail Trail	1	0
8	Duplicate event, delete	May 2022		0	1
9	Construction Started	April 2024	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	1	1
10	75% Design Begins	March 2024	Independence Greenway Border to Boston	1	0
11	Phase 1 Construction Begins	November 2022	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	1	1
12	25% Design	July 22, 2022	Independence Greenway Border to Boston	1	2
13	Completed	2010	Peabody Rail Trail Border to Boston	1	0
14	Construction Begins	2026	Independence Greenway Border to Boston	1	0
15	Completed	2010	Independence Greenway	1	0
16	Fitchburg Cutoff Path Opened	August 2013	Mass Central Rail Trail	1	1
17	Phase 2 Construction Begins	February 24, 2025	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	1	1
18	25% Design Meeting	February 3, 2024	Independence Greenway Border to Boston	1	1
19	100% Design	February 2025	Independence Greenway Border to Boston	1	0
20	Construction Expected to Begin	2027		0	1
21	Purchased by East Quabbin Land Trust	2007	Mass Central Rail Trail East Quabbin Land Trust	1	2
22	Clinton Tunnel Purchased	June 3, 2024	Mass Central Rail Trail Clinton Greenway Conservation Trust	1	1
23	Construction Authorization	December 4, 2024	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	1	1
24	Feasibility Study Grant	June 2023		1	0
25	Feasability Study Completion	June 2025		1	0
26	Expected completion	April 2025	Neponset River Greenway	1	0
27	Conceptual Designs Released	November 14, 2022		1	1
29	Expected start of construction for Phase 3	2029	Bruce Freeman Rail Trail	1	1
30	Ribbon Cutting	November 19, 2021		1	1
31	Construction plans released	November 2024	Alewife Linear Park Mass Central Rail Trail	1	5
32	Introductory Public Presentation	June 7, 2022	Alewife Linear Park Mass Central Rail Trail	1	2
33	Conceptual Design Public Meeting	November 16, 2022	Alewife Linear Park Mass Central Rail Trail	1	1
34	Advanced Design Public Meeting	June 8, 2023	Alewife Linear Park Mass Central Rail Trail	1	2
35	Path opens	1985	Alewife Linear Park Mass Central Rail Trail	1	0
36	Opened	2024		1	0
38	MassTrails Grant for MCRT Design	June 14, 2023	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	1	1
39	Hudson Bicycle & Pedestrian Committee Report	January 23, 2023	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Assabet River Rail Trail Mass Central Rail Trail	2	1
40	Public Information Meeting #2	November 4, 2021	Belmont Community Path Mass Central Rail Trail	1	2
41	25% Design Public Hearing	March 7, 2024	Belmont Community Path Mass Central Rail Trail	1	2
42	Phase 3 Construction Complete	2022	Middleton Rail Trail	1	0
43	25% Design Presentation	July 21, 2022	Lawrence Rail Trail	1	2
44	MCRT Gibbs Crossing in Ware opens	September 8, 2023	Mass Central Rail Trail	1	1
45	MCRT Gilbertville Fitness Trail opens	October 25, 2014	Mass Central Rail Trail East Quabbin Land Trust	1	1
46	Completed	2014	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	1	1
47	Completed	2023	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	2	1
48	Stone dust trail completed by Town of Wayland	April 2017	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	1	1
49	Funding for Design + Permitting	January 10, 2025	Ashuwillticook Rail Trail	5	1
50	Phase 1 Complete	2020	Middleton Rail Trail	1	0
51	Construction to begin on Sudbury-Weston paved connection	August 2027	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	2	1
52	MCRT Ware River Park segment opens	September 26, 2023	Mass Central Rail Trail East Quabbin Land Trust	1	1
53	Phase 1 Construction Completed	November 1, 2024	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	1	0
54	Design Grant	June 2022	Mass Central Rail Trail Clinton Greenway Conservation Trust	1	0
55	Funded for Preliminary Design	June 2024	Berlin Rail Trail Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	1	1
56	Expected to be Paved	June 30, 2025	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	1	1
57	25% Design of Sudbury-Wayland Submitted	May 2022	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	2	1
58	Completed	October 19, 2019	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	1	1
59	Phase 1 Funding	2020	Middleton Rail Trail	1	0
60	MCRT Expansion Opened	September 8, 2022	Mass Central Rail Trail East Quabbin Land Trust	1	1
61	Phase 2 Complete	2022	Middleton Rail Trail	1	0
62	Clinton Purchases Right-of-way	December 18, 2020	Mass Central Rail Trail Clinton Greenway Conservation Trust	1	1
63	Public Forum	May 18, 2023	Belmont Community Path Mass Central Rail Trail	1	2
64	Information Sessions	April 15, 2017	Swampscott Rail Trail Border to Boston	2	0
65	State Admits Designs Still in Progress	April 2024	Border to Boston	1	2
66	Town Meeting Approves Design Funding	May 15, 2017	Swampscott Rail Trail Border to Boston	2	0
67	State Officials Confirm 2024 Construction	June 2023	Border to Boston	1	1
68	Design Expected from MassDOT	2025	Border to Boston	1	1
69	Applied for Federal RAISE Grant	July 2021	Border to Boston	1	1
70	Town-Wide Vote Upholds Funding	June 29, 2017	Swampscott Rail Trail Border to Boston	2	0
71	MassDOT Shares Early Designs	November 22, 2021	Northern Strand Community Trail Border to Boston	1	1
72	RAISE Grant Declined	November 2021	Border to Boston	1	0
73	Construction Began	July 2024	Northern Strand Community Trail Border to Boston	1	1
74	Pre-75% Design Meeting + Site Walk	June 11, 2024	Belmont Community Path Mass Central Rail Trail	1	2
75	Feasability Study	January 1, 2002	Swampscott Rail Trail Border to Boston	2	0
76	Governor Commits to Funding	October 22, 2021	Border to Boston	1	1
77	Construction Funding Approved for FY 2026	May 26, 2022	Swampscott Rail Trail Border to Boston	1	0
78	Expected Completion	Fall 2025	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	1	1
79	Belchertown backs completion of Mass Central Rail Trail	February 2022	Belchertown Greenway Mass Central Rail Trail	1	1
80	Franklin Town Council approves funds to purchase SNETT extension	December 12, 2024	Southern New England Trunkline Trail	1	1
81	Grant for Design Awarded	2022	Belchertown Greenway Mass Central Rail Trail	1	1
82	Negotiations Ongoing	2016	New Hampshire Seacoast Greenway	2	1
83	Project out for Bid	January 2025	New Hampshire Seacoast Greenway	1	1
84	Construction Planned	2023		0	1
85	Start of Construction	Spring 2023	New Hampshire Seacoast Greenway	1	1
86	Trail Nearly Complete	Spring 2024	New Hampshire Seacoast Greenway	1	1
87	Completion Expected	Fall 2025	New Hampshire Seacoast Greenway	1	1
88	Construction Expected	May 2025	New Hampshire Seacoast Greenway	1	0
89	Right-of-way Aquired	August 1, 2019	New Hampshire Seacoast Greenway	2	1
90	Rail Trail Efforts Begin	2007	New Hampshire Seacoast Greenway	2	0
91	Ribbon Cutting Ceremony	September 4, 2024	New Hampshire Seacoast Greenway	1	1
92	Weston Select Board signs letter in support of Mass Central Rail Trail	2025	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	1	1
93	Sudbury Town Meeting votes three times in favor of the Mass Central Rail Trail	2014	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	1	3
94	West Lake Washacum Bridge Replaced	2022	Mass Central Rail Trail - Sterling Spur Wachusett Greenways	1	1
95	Pommogussett Tunnel Installed	August 11, 2011	Mass Central Rail Trail Wachusett Greenways	1	1
96	Eversource files permits to build gravel road	2016	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	1	1
97	Stone dust or paved in Sudbury?	May 11, 2015	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	1	1
98	Massachusetts Passes Climate Law for Clean Energy Transition	November 21, 2024	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	2	2
99	Weston votes against the Wayside Rail Trail	December 8, 1997	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail Berlin Rail Trail	12	3
100	DCR endorses the buried power reliability proposal	April 2017	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	1	2
101	EFSB approves Sudbury-Hudson buried power reliability project	December 18, 2019	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	1	0
102	Central Massachusetts Rail Trail Feasibility Study, and formation of Wayside Rail Trail Committee	April 1997	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail Berlin Rail Trail	12	1
103	Culvert after Miles Road built	May 23, 2024	Mass Central Rail Trail Wachusett Greenways	1	1
104	Weston works on Conant Road feasibility study	2017	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	1	1
105	DCR leases the Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside	December 30, 2010	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail Berlin Rail Trail	12	1
106	Charnock Tunnel Installed	August 21, 2006	Mass Central Rail Trail Wachusett Greenways	1	1
107	Bruce Freeman advocates for the "Lowell-Sudbury Rail Trail"	June 1985	Bruce Freeman Rail Trail	4	1
108	Golden Spike 2002	2002	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	1	1
109	Eversource buried power reliability project proposed	2015	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	1	1
110	Ware River Bridge Installed	March 2013	Mass Central Rail Trail Wachusett Greenways	1	1
111	Construction survives lawsuits 2017-2023	July 2023	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	1	1
112	Alewife Brook Greenway opens	October 2012	Alewife Brook Greenway	1	1
113	BFRT Phase 2A Opens	April 3, 2018	Bruce Freeman Rail Trail	1	0
114	BFRT Phase 2C Opens	September 27, 2019	Bruce Freeman Rail Trail	1	0
115	BFRT Phase 2B Opens	May 2023	Bruce Freeman Rail Trail	1	0
116	BFRT Phase 1 Opens	August 29, 2009	Bruce Freeman Rail Trail	1	0
117	Sudbury votes to purchase CSX land	April 8, 2008	Bruce Freeman Rail Trail	1	1
118	Sudbury votes for design and construction of Phase 3	March 26, 2024	Bruce Freeman Rail Trail	1	1
119	Sudbury votes for partial 75% design of Phase 2D	May 4, 2016	Bruce Freeman Rail Trail	1	1
120	4 Positive Sudbury Town Meeting Votes	March 22, 2022	Bruce Freeman Rail Trail	2	4
121	Sudbury votes for two resolutions for Phase 2D	May 8, 2012	Bruce Freeman Rail Trail	1	2
122	Sudbury votes for design of Phase 2D	March 7, 2017	Bruce Freeman Rail Trail	1	1
123	Sudbury Ballot Overwhelming Yes	March 26, 2012	Bruce Freeman Rail Trail	1	1
124	Sudbury votes to Expedite Completion of Phase 2D	September 12, 2020	Bruce Freeman Rail Trail	1	1
125	Sudbury votes for preliminary design of Phase 3	March 16, 2023	Bruce Freeman Rail Trail	1	1
126	Sudbury votes for design of Phase 2D, again	October 15, 2018	Bruce Freeman Rail Trail	1	1
127	Sudbury votes to use Community Preservation Funds for design	May 7, 2014	Bruce Freeman Rail Trail	1	1
128	Trail built, becomes Shining Sea Bikeway	1975	Shining Sea Bikeway	1	1
129	Massachusetts passes rail trail protection laws in response to controversy	September 1973	Shining Sea Bikeway	1	3
130	Shining Sea Bikeway built to North Falmouth	2009	Shining Sea Bikeway	1	1
131	Falmouth wins at Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court	June 21, 1973	Shining Sea Bikeway	1	2
132	Falmouth votes to take the railroad by Eminent Domain	April 2, 1969	Shining Sea Bikeway	1	1
133	First proposal to abandon NH Railroad, Falmouth trail first proposed	1965	Shining Sea Bikeway	1	1
134	Private sale of Falmouth ROW announced	April 3, 1969	Shining Sea Bikeway	1	1
135	Additional builds of the Shining Sea Bikeway	1998	Shining Sea Bikeway	1	1
136	CSX Derailment South of Route 20 in Sudbury	2000	Bruce Freeman Rail Trail	2	1
137	Sudbury begins Bruce Freeman Rail Trail planning	2004	Bruce Freeman Rail Trail	1	1
138	MBTA Central Mass Commuter Rail Feasibility Study	December 1996	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail Berlin Rail Trail	12	1
139	Sudbury votes for Question 3: CSX Purchase	November 3, 2020	Bruce Freeman Rail Trail	1	1
140	Bruce Freeman Bike Path becomes Massachusetts law	April 1989	Bruce Freeman Rail Trail	4	1
141	"Sudbury Citizens for Responsible Land Stewardship" forms	2004	Bruce Freeman Rail Trail	2	0
142	Stow endorses power reliability project and MCRT	June 7, 2017	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	1	1
143	Hudson endorses completion of the Mass Central Rail Trail	January 2025	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Assabet River Rail Trail Mass Central Rail Trail	3	1
144	Waltham funds construction of 2.75 miles of the MCRT-Wayside	2022	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Mass Central Rail Trail	3	1
145	ARRT in Hudson built	September 24, 2005	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Assabet River Rail Trail Mass Central Rail Trail	2	1
146	Start of the Assabet River Rail Trail	1992	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Assabet River Rail Trail Mass Central Rail Trail	4	1
147	Recreational easement for ARRT Track Road established	July 27, 2009	Assabet River Rail Trail	1	1
148	First ARRT section in Marlborough completed	May 17, 2001	Assabet River Rail Trail	1	1
149	Acton and Maynard section opens	August 10, 2018	Assabet River Rail Trail	1	1
150	Pave Track Road in design phase	2021	Assabet River Rail Trail	1	2
151	ARRT Feasibility Study and positive vote in all Five towns	1997	Mass Central Rail Trail - Wayside Assabet River Rail Trail Mass Central Rail Trail	4	1