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Jamaica Pond's little brother. Smaller, but much more natural, nestled in the middle of the forest, framed by beautiful bike paths. It's a pleasure to cycle here...

Tucked away in Boston's delightful Chestnut Hill neighborhood, the Chestnut Hill Reservoir beckons cyclists with its rich history dating back to 1870. This scenic haven offers a tranquil setting perfect for cyclists seeking a refreshing escape from urban bustle. Pedal along its smooth pathways and soak in the serene ambiance, immersing yourself in the beauty of this historic oasis.

Super road for speed

St. Moritz is a beautiful man-made pond located on the eastern edge of Blue Hills Reservation. The pond was once a popular spot for competitive ice skaters, and hosted the annual St. Moritz Winter Carnival between 1929 and 1942, until the pond no longer froze over for such lengths of time.

Pond Meadow Park opened it doors to the Weymouth community in 1976 and has been a local hotspot for outdoor activities since. It features a variety of habitats that are home to an array of beautiful wildlife species including turtles, migrating birds and many different types of fish. There are a network of trails around the park that are paved and suitable for those using a wheelchair or pushing a stroller. There are also a number of woodland footpaths too for a more off-trail experience.

Leverett Pond is a beautiful 95-acre pond located in Olmsted Park. The lake is a popular place for fishing, boating, and bird watching, as well as for ice fishing, skating, and cross-country skiing in the winter.

This area offers miles of rocky and dirt trails in this expansive 500-acre park, where you'll navigate through elevation changes, discover scenic viewpoints, and encounter several ponds

Leach Pond was created in 1825 to provide water for an ironworks in Easton. It was formed by damming the Poquanticut cedar swamp. Pond Walk trail leads between the Leach and Upper Leach ponds. You'll spot many birds in the area as well as turtles and salamander.