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A wonderful view of the beloved Boston

Some of the best scream in the area!

Nice area close to Borderland State Park and Moose Hill to ride around for cycling and running.

You can still see this reservoir's masterfully crafted waterworks, which date all the way back to the 1860s, and a couple of aqueducts as you zip past on the 1.5-mile paved loop that circles the water. This is also a nice spot for birding, and for swimming in the summer or ice skating in the winter.

Memorial for the 850, was built in honor of the 850 Irish immigrants who died on the island between 1847 and 1850, as they were trying to escape the Great Irish Famine. Here you can see bronze sculptures depicting both the hardships of the famine and the hope of new beginnings in America.

The Deer Island Loop Trail is a 2.7-mile paved path encircling Deer Island that offers stunning views of the ocean, nearby islands, and the Boston skyline. This spot along the trail marks the very tip of the island, giving you fantastic, panoramic views over the water.

The Deer Island Loop Trail is a 2.7-mile paved path encircling Deer Island that offers stunning views of the ocean, nearby islands, and the Boston skyline. This spot along the trail marks the very tip of the island, giving you fantastic, panoramic views over the water.

Diamond Hill Reservoir, also known as the Pawtucket Upper Reservoir, is located in Cumberland, Rhode Island, near the border with Massachusetts. Constructed in 1971, the earthen dam stands 80 feet high and stretches 2,000 feet across. The reservoir covers approximately 390 acres, and is designated exclusively for drinking water purposes, so recreational activities like fishing, swimming, and boating are prohibited to maintain water quality. Despite these restrictions, the reservoir's scenic surroundings attracts many visitors; the area features rustic farmhouses, original historic stone walls, and woodland paths, making it popular among cyclists, joggers, and walkers who appreciate the picturesque landscape. Wildlife enthusiasts can observe various species, including ducks, swans, geese, blue herons, and occasionally bald eagles.