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Depending on the route you take last part of the trail can be considered a moderate hike.

The northern section of the Air Line Trail is particularly captivating, featuring an old bridge and the intriguing "Hermit Cave," and culminating at the tri-point marker where Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island meet. This boundary is identified by a 4-foot granite monument (with an additional 5 feet underground) situated in a small hilltop clearing. The marker, 14 inches square with a 6-inch pyramidal top, is inscribed with "MASS 1883" on the north side, "R.I. 1883" on the south, and "CONN" on the west—Connecticut's side lacks a date due to disagreements over the boundary. This monument was installed by a commission from Massachusetts and Rhode Island in late 1883.

The West River flows through West Hill Park and turns into a sort of wetland area. The reservoir created by the widening of the river here is referred to as the West River Reservoir and is a treat to bike around.

The 48-mile Blackstone River flows through Massachusetts and Rhode Island before emptying into the Seekonk tidal river near Pawtucket. The original Native name for the river is "Kittacuck" which means the great tidal river.

The West River flows through West Hill Park and turns into a sort of wetland area. The reservoir created by the widening of the river here is referred to as the West River Reservoir and is a treat to bike around.

Rocky Pond is nestled in the heart of Leominster State Forest, formed by the waters of Monoosnoc Brook. You can ride past it via Parmenter Street and Fenton Road, or if you prefer, you can hop off your bike and walk around it using Rocky Pond Trail and Limbo Trail.

This granite monument marks the border of Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island. It was set over 130 years ago. The mountain bike trails in the area are great too.

Paradise Pond lies within Leominster State Forest in a beautiful setting. The pond is very shallow and has an average depth of only four feet and a maximum depth of only seven feet.