Belle Isle Marsh Reservation - Boston, Massachusetts

Belle Isle Marsh Reservation es un parque estatal ubicado en Boston, Massachusetts, y es un destino popular para los amantes de la naturaleza y la avistamiento de aves. Está situado en el corazón del Puerto de Boston y ofrece una vista impresionante del harbor y la ciudad.

La reserva se encuentra en 1399 Bennington St, Boston, MA 02128 y puede ser visitada durante todo el año. El teléfono es 77275350 y la página web es mass.gov.

La reserva ofrece varias actividades al aire libre, incluyendo senderismo, picnic y avistamiento de aves. Los visitantes también pueden disfrutar de la visión del harbor y la ciudad desde diferentes puntos de la reserva.

La reserva tiene varias características que la hacen accesible para todos. Está adaptada para personas con discapacidad y tiene un ingreso accesible y un aparcamiento accesible. Además, los visitantes pueden disfrutar de senderos rurales y picnic en diferentes áreas de la reserva.

La reserva es ideal para familias con niños, ya que ofrece senderos rurales y picnic en diferentes áreas. Los visitantes también pueden disfrutar de la visión del harbor y la ciudad desde diferentes puntos de la reserva.

La reserva es un lugar popular para los amantes de la naturaleza y la avistamiento de aves, y ofrece una vista impresionante del harbor y la ciudad.

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Opiniones

Esta empresa tiene 532 revisiones en Google My Business.

La media de opinión es de 4.5/5.

Palabras clave principales

• Belle Isle Marsh Reservation
• Parque estatal
• Naturaleza
• Avisión de aves
• Puerto de Boston
• Harbor
• Ciudad
• Senderismo
• Picnic
• Avistamiento de aves

👍 Reviews of Belle Isle Marsh Reservation

Wanyu H.

5/5

Went there over Thanksgiving - such a vast place, as if you're in another world from Boston downtown. It was cold, humid, and windy (so need to be careful of quick lose of power for your cell phone). Later on, I read the beginning Thoerou's 'Cape Cod', illustrating that most Boston *used to be like this before the colonization of Europeans, and the grass was accordingly described as 'poverty grass', as this type of view cannot easily be seen elsewhere except for coastal area. In fact, I also learned that this is the last salt water marsh in Boston today. It's close to the airport, so you can still stand on the path, and watch the planes.

Francisco V. F.

5/5

This is a beautiful ecosystem. It's so hard finding a place like this in Boston. Matter of fact, there are no other places like this in Boston. The silence, the smell of nature, the hints and peeks of wildlife around you, it's all just a wonderful escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. It's been a long time since I've been in a place that's so alive. Parks and forests lack the biodiversity and fauna that the marsh biome provides. Make yourself a favor and take some time to disconnect and explore this site. Make sure to go into the meadow, too! (That's where the wildlife is)

Darius C.

5/5

Great place to walk around and see all times of birds and scenery. One of Boston and another of the Marsh from different viewpoints. If you are into airplanes this is another great place where you can watch them and grab some pretty good photos. They fly low enough you can make the names of each airline company that is out there. So grab a picnic and a camera and enjoy the sights and sounds

Bryan N.

4/5

The Blue Line I was riding back from Revere went out of service at Orient Heights and the shuttle busses were taking way too long to help, so I stumbled across Belle Isle Marsh and couldn't have been more pleased!

Sarah I.

5/5

Beautiful marsh reservation with walking paths and trails. 🍁 More nature please! 🌳 🤗

J T.

5/5

Great spot if you want to relax inside your car. If you want to walk, bring bugspray or you'll be slapping the life out of yourself with those mosquitos in the summer. You were warned!. 🤣🤣🤣

Niles L.

5/5

Beautiful place in east Boston. Easy fun trails with well placed picnic tables. Just go in the cooler months or cover up as the mosquitoes are unreal.

Joshua H.

5/5

How lucky are we to have this kind of lovely saltwater nature preserve in our backyard! Plenty of open space but the birdwatching is especially fantastic.