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The pedestrian crossing lets you enjoy the Ipswich River up close. You can see the water flowing by, which is vital for the town's history and nature. The river has been important for farming, mills, and even fishing for hundreds of years. You can also see the Choate Bridge, built in 1764, making it one of the oldest stone arch bridges in North America. It's truly amazing that it's still used by cars and people today!

Ipswich is a historic coastal town about 30 miles north of Boston. It was founded in 1634 and is one of the oldest towns in the United States. Visitors can enjoy Crane Beach, Castle Hill on the Crane Estate, the Ipswich River, and the Historic Downtown.

Beautiful view

Beautiful little town

The Rose Garden is a smaller garden across from the Formal Gardens. Don't miss this hidden gem as you explore the vast Crane Estate and Castle Hill.

This beautiful trail snakes through the north-western part of Willowdale and Cleveland Farm State Forest and is popular with mountain bikers and hikers. Pond side trails provide access to fishing and birdwatching, so you're always likely to see others enjoying this wonderful landscape.

Turtle Hill is part of the Bay Circuit Trail, a 320-kilometer (200 m) rail trail and greenway. This section connects Bradley Palmer State Park to the south with Cleveland Farm State Forest to the west. Trails through Willowdale State Forest are beautiful and are enjoyed by a wide variety of users.

Oldest man made tide water canal in US. Also a good place to stop for a break.