John Joseph Kilmartin Pathway - Winthrop, Massachusetts

John Joseph Kilmartin Pathway

The John Joseph Kilmartin Pathway, located at Address: Winthrop, MA 02152, is a nature preserve that offers a beautiful and peaceful walking experience. With wheelchair accessible entrance and parking lot, this location is also suitable for those with limited mobility.

One of the highlights of the John Joseph Kilmartin Pathway is its wheelchair accessible bridge that goes right through the marsh, providing stunning views of the surrounding nature. This makes it a great spot for families with kids and dog owners, as dogs are allowed in the area.

Visitors often praise the pathway for its cleanliness, lack of crowds, and the opportunity to observe wildlife. In the summertime, the marshlands offer a beautiful and quiet walk with minimal bugs. During other seasons, the pathway is equally enjoyable, with fewer insects and an even more tranquil atmosphere.

The John Joseph Kilmartin Pathway has received positive reviews, with an average rating of 4.5 out of 5 stars on Google My Business. Over 21 reviews highlight the pathway's scenic beauty, peacefulness, and suitability for various activities such as walking, biking, and birdwatching.

Specialties and Other Points of Interest

• Nature preserve
• Wheelchair accessible entrance
• Wheelchair accessible parking lot
• Good for kids
• Dogs allowed

👍 Reviews of John Joseph Kilmartin Pathway

Ron B.

5/5

Nice place to walk your dog. Very pretty spot with a foot bridge that goes right through the marsh. Stay out in the summer though the bugs are brutal.

Nancy M.

5/5

This time of year there is beautiful, no bugs quite peaceful walk thru the marshlands. So pretty and so many wildlife, take the walk it worth it

John M.

4/5

Very nice place to hang out on the beach. Clean, and not crowded at all, when I was there

Eugene F.

5/5

Great place to take the dog or just go for a walk or a bike ride

Maura H.

5/5

A nice peaceful area to watch birds.

Scot ?. B.

1/5

Too Crowded - Walk Bridges over creeks too narrow for 2 way traffic, and social distancing. I would pass on this one.

AC B.

3/5

On a beautiful day you can’t go wrong taking a little stroll here

Richard D.

5/5

Great local nature walk along the marshland.