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Print Friendly MapRunning through the town of Groveland for 3.25 miles, this multiuse path provides a variety of opportunities for both recreational and transportations as it connects residential neighborhoods, businesses, schools, parks, and more.
The trail's northern end is on Main Street across from the Town Hall. Heading southwest along Main Street, the route utilizes sidewalk for about 1.3 miles (from Town Hall to 441 Main Street).
Turning left and leaving the street behind, the trail is off-road for the rest of the route as it heads southeast along the utility right-of-way (ROW) from 441 Main Street to King Street at the Groveland-Georgetown border. Along the way, the trail crosses Center Street, School Street, and Ashcroft Terrace.
The off-road section of the trail is 10ft wide and paved. Dogs are welcome, but must be kept on a leash.
The Groveland Community Trail is part of the Merrimack River Trail system and will eventually provide a connection to the Border to Boston Trail.
Trailheads and parking areas are available at both ends of the trail. The trail's northern end is on Main Street across from the Town Hall and its southern end is on King Street at the Groveland-Georgetown border.
Visit the TrailLink map for detailed directions.
I use this trail as a connection after I get off Bradford rail trail take Salem st to this trail. Ride it until the end. Then your on the Border to Boston trail.
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