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Roxbury Bike Tours

Written by Boston Biker on Jun 16

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Olmsted by bike

Get to know Olmsted’s landscape features and his imprint in Franklin Park and other sites throughout Roxbury. You’ll also learn more about Roxbury in the 1880s, including industrialization, the expansion of street car lines, some of Roxbury’s mansions and more. Helmets are required.

RSVP ($10) here. The tour meets across the street from United House of Prayer at the Elm Hill Ave entrance of Franklin Park.

Start:Saturday Sep 24, 2011 10:00 AM
End: Saturday Sep 24, 2011 12:00 PM

Prices
$10.00

Location
Rear gates of the Franklin Park Zoo by the Playstead field Playstead Rd at Pierpont Rd Roxbury, MA 02119
United States

Contact: Discover Roxbury, www.discoverroxbury.org, 617-427-1006.

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Roxbury Endurance Ride

If you didn’t have time to go on the previous rides with Discover Roxbury, this is the one you want. Don’t think of this as a tour, it’s more of an adventure. On this ride we’ll bike to the top Roxbury’s highest peaks,
along some of its major roads, and past historic monuments. Stops will be limited to give us more riding time to cover as much of the neighborhood as possible.

Meet at Roxbury Crossing Station (1400 Columbus Ave). Limit 20 people. Helmets are required.
Purchase tickets ($10) at Brown Paper Tickets here.

Start:Saturday Aug 20, 2011 10:00 AM
End: Saturday Aug 20, 2011 12:00 PM

Prices
$10.00

Location
Roxbury Crossing Station
1400 Columbus Ave
Roxbury, MA 02120
United States

Contact: Discover Roxbury, www.discoverroxbury.org, 617-427-1006.

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Roxbury’s Main Streets

Travel to the four corners of Roxbury: Egleston Square, Mission Hill, Dudley Square, and Grove Hall. Meet the directors at the Main Streets programs, hear how and why each is unique, and receive recommendations on places to eat and shop. Our tour will begin in front of Mission Church and travel
down Tremont St and Malcolm X Blvd to Dudley Square. After a brief visit, we’ll continue uphill to Grove Hall. From there we’ll bike through Franklin Park and finish our ride in Egleston Square where we can direct riders back to the Southwest Corridor. Helmets are required.

Limit 20 people. Tour is weather permitting. Meet at Mission Church, 1545 Tremont St.

Buy tickets ($10) here.

Start:Wednesday Jul 13, 2011 6:00 PM
End: Wednesday Jul 13, 2011 7:30 PM

Prices
$10.00

Location
Mission Church
1545 Tremont St
Roxbury, MA 02119
United States

Contact: Discover Roxbury, www.discoverroxbury.org, 617-427-1006


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