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Regional Map

Boston Urban Core
See all of the places in the city of Boston where WalkBoston has mapped here.

Boston Outer Neighborhoods
Find maps for the communities south of Boston's urban core -- Dorchester, Jamaica Plain, Hyde Park, Roslindale, and Roxbury -- here.

Cambridge Urban Core
Five maps to help you enjoy Cambridge.

Arlington
Walk through American history as you stroll down popular sites like the Minuteman Rail Trail.

Avenue of the Arts
Explore Huntington Avenue - the Boston Symphony Orchestra, Museum of Fine Arts, Sculpture Park, and more.

Beacon Hill North Slope
Explore the section of Beacon Hill bounded by Cambridge, Bowdoin, Myrtle and Charles Streets.

Beacon Hill South Slope
Admire the architecture as you stroll along the historic houses on Beacon Street.

BMC/BUMC Neighborhood
These walking routes of the Boston Medical Center/Boston University Medical Center let you leave the hospitals behind and explore the adjacent South End neighborhoods.

Boston Common & the Public Garden
Stroll through America's first public park and botanical garden, see the various monuments, and be sure to Make Way for Ducklings.

Boston's Financial District
Meander Boston's downtown, where you'll find Old City Hall, the Stock Exchange Building, and much more.

Boston's Harborwalk
Enjoy the views of Boston Harbor up close as you hug the water's edge along much of the waterfront.

Boston's South Bay and the Shirley-Eustis House
Explore the South Bay - once a large tidal marsh and now a bustling neighborhood that boasts the oldest buildings in America.

Boston's South End: Hip & Historic
Meander along the diversity of the South End, from the Victorian structures of its "historic district" to the unique array of novelty shops.

Boston's Washington Street
From Dudley Square to Chinatown, Washington Street brings new life and vitality to a historic part of the city.

Braintree
Discover Braintree's waterfront in a series of walks or head back to its town center for some small shops and historic attractions.

Bridges and Esplanades along the Charles
Take in the Charles River's loveliest and most historic sites, not to mention its incomparable views of the city.

Brookline's Secret Stairways and Paths
Trace the pedestrian pathways and stairways that link Brookline's dramatic topography, left behind by a glacier.

Cambridge Traffic Calming
From the Cambridgeside Galleria to the Central Square T Station, see how traffic calming has made Cambridge safer for pedestrians.

Charlestown
Walk through Boston's oldest neighborhood that takes you to Bunker Hill and Breeds Hill, where the first battle of the American Revolution took place.

Chelsea
This walk covers the ethnic diversity of Chelsea end to end, from Admiral Hill to Powderhorn Hill.

City Routes: Start! Boston
This map of the Back Bay, Downtown, Waterfront and South Boston Seaport show that popular destinations are no more than a ten minute walk away.

Commonwealth Avenue Mall Sculptures
This short walk down Commonwealth Avenue is enlivened by sculptures of George Washington, Alexander Hamilton, and other American heroes.

Connecting Land, Water and Art
Explore Boston's Seaport District and Downtown waterfront, a perfect interface for cultures and arts of all kinds to meet.

Convention Centers: Steps to the Heart of Boston
A short walk between the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center and the Hynes Convention Center takes you through Boston Common, Chinatown, the Prudential Center, and more.

Convention Centers: To and From on Foot
With seven different routes to pick from, this map can take you to museums, the Boston Tea Party site, and much more.

Dedham
Stroll through Dedham's charm and grace as you visit the Church Green and Norfolk House, which has hosted Presidents and political leaders alike.

Deer Island, Winthrop
Deer Island offers dramatic views of Boston's skyline, Hull's windmill, lighthouses and Boston Harbor Islands National Park.

Disasters, Dirty Deeds, and Debauchery in Boston
From 8 Walnut Street to Cocoanut Grove,this walk traces some of Boston's famously infamous sites.

Downtown Development: Shaping Our Streetscapes
See the changes WalkBoston's project design advocacy efforts have made at Hayward Place, South Station Air Rights Tower and more.

East Cambridge and Kendall Square
East Cambridge's grid of streets is home to residential, employment and recreation areas that boast a diverse array of architecture.

Excellent Explorations Near Children's Hospital
Within a 20-minute walk of Children's Hospital are some of Boston’s best sights for kids — a puppet theatre, anatomical museum, Fenway Park, the beautiful Emerald Necklace park, and more.

Exploring Roslindale Village
Hills and dales set the scene for this walk through Roslindale Village's middle-of-the-road community.

Harvard University: Allston & Cambridge
Harvard gets a lot smaller with this walking map that breaks down Harvard and its surrounding communities into 5-minute increments.

Hyde Park and Victorian Fairmount
This walk will take you up and down Fairmount's steep streets on a trip back in time past stunning and fascinating structures.

Jamaica Plain
Get a sample of the best of Jamaica Plain: quiet residential streets, spectacular mansions, a vibrant commercial district as well as Jamaica Park and Pond.

Lexington
Visit the sites of troop movements, skirmishes, and battles of the American Revolution where the "shots heard 'round the world" were fired.

Lynn and Swampscott
Trace the coastline along Lynn and Swampscott as you are led through the area's industrial history.

Malden
Walking in Malden is easy and fun with this map that divides routes to the places you have to get to into 5-minute increments. (Available in 3 languages.)

Massachusetts General Hospital
From downtown’s historic core at Faneuil Hall to Old Ironsides to the Charles River Esplanade, leave the hospital behind to explore neighborhoods and sites near MGH.

Newton Upper Falls
Explore the quaint architecture, charming streets, and Echo Bridge - a major National Historic Landmark over the Charles River's Hemlock Gorge.

Riverpaths of Everett, Somerville, and Medford
Enjoy the parks, wildlife, and greenery that line these scenic landmarks along the Mystic and Malden Rivers.

Rose Kennedy Greenway (2005)
Follow WalkBoston's advocacy interventions, from sidewalk widths to signal timing and much more, as we work to ensure good pedestrian conditions for all.

Rose Kennedy Greenway (2006)
See the diverse array of changes WalkBoston has helped bring to the Greenway in just one year.

Salem
Take in the scenic harbor views, along with Salem's rich history, and don't forget to look for the pineapples - symbols of hospitality - dotting each historic house.

Savin Hill
A delightful jumble of residential architectural styles, views of the sea and Downtown Skyline Overlook all intersect with the serenity of Savin Hill.

SomervilleParks
From street hockey to swimming pools, this map shows that there's something for everyone at each of Somerville's Parks and Playgrounds.

SomervilleWalks
We've labeled the city in 5-minute increments so that you can get healthy while enjoying Somerville by foot. (Available in English, Portuguese, Spanish, and Haitian Creole.)

South Bay Harbor Trail
This walk connects Boston's inland neighborhoods to the expanding amenities of Boston Harbor, such as the New England Aquarium, the Children's Museum and more.

South Boston and Dorchester Bay
South Boston is home to beaches, boathouses, and panoramic views of Boston Harbor and Dorchester Bay.

Southwest Corridor Park
Follow this walk to see what happens when a park is built instead of an expressway.

The Fields of Newton
Explore Newton's topography, its oldest roads, that 19th-centry architecture to find vestiges of its rolling hills.

The Hills of Somerville
Somerville has capitalized on its steep hills to build a vibrant community featuring the Round House, a museum and a former residence of President Obama.

The Hull Peninsula
The Hull Peninsula remains one of Boston's best-kept secrets with its Carousel, Pier and white sandy beaches.

The Neponset River and Ashmont Hill
This trail along the Neponset River takes you to chocolate mills, historic residential areas, and one of the last remaining wildlife sanctuaries at the edge of Boston Harbor.

The Upper Charles River Reservation
Starting at the Watertown Dam, a walk along the rustic, overgrown Upper Charles River Reservation is the ideal way to spend a lazy afternoon.

Wakefield
This walk explores the community's ancient center and winds around the lovely Lake Quannapowitt to return to its beginning.

Walk to the Democratic National Convention
The DNC might not be in town, but follow this walk to the FleetCenter and pass by somemust-see tourist attractions.

Walpole
Try these 5 walks through Walpole and learn something new about its cultural and historic sites.

Watertown
Fit a walk into your day perfectly with the timed routes on this map.

West Cambridge
Discover the marvels of Cambridge beyond its famous education centers.