It can get crowded on Sunday when it gets sunny and warm. More

I love the Charles River Bike Path on a weekday morning. On a weekend, it's crowded with a lot of people who don't understand how to use a bike path--you can't really get a good workout, because there are too many people wandering around cluelessly. But if you're content to just dawdle, it's a great way to get outside and... More

Great views watch out for the cracks in the tar! Nice loop from the Cambridge side over to the Hatch Shell and back More

Easy path with plety to see. Makes it real easy to go from Newton into Boston More

Really nice views of Cambridge and Boston along the bike path. Also some great places to stop for a picnic. There is one city run snack hut that is decent for a bottle of water or a hot dog. There a few nice playgrounds for the kids, plus a "boot camp" typle rest stop where you can do push ups,... More

Mississippi River gambler "Canada Bill" Jones was consistently losing at poker one day, and someone whispered to him, "Don't you know this game is crooked?" His reponse was the title of this review, and applies to the Charles River Bike Path -- There are no other scenic bike paths around. So you put up with narrow paths, often badly paved... More

I'm a jittery, hobby bicyclist, not a commuter. Although the river path is beautiful, I can't enjoy it with all the other traffic (runners, skate boarders, strollers and bicyclists) coming toward me and passing me. More

I loke kayaking here duign the summer even though the river is at times crowded with sailboats and some new craze, which are the paddleboards not common to Boston. The landscape is a pretty suburbia and the river just shines with the reflection of the sun. I like watching the people running and biking. However, during winter it is also... More

We stayed at the Hyatt Regency Cambridge which across the street. This a lovely walk, we crossed at the bridge and walked into the Boston U area for lunch. Lots of joggers, folks out walking, strollers, etc. More