This trail is mostly hard-packed and sandy along the way. The trail is mostly shaded and travels through a forested area. Guana Tolomato Matanzas National Estuarine Research Reserve charges a fee per entry.

This route crosses over every type of terrain Greater Boston has to offer. It starts in the center of the city at the highest point in Boston Common. Over its 35 miles the route has ocean side paths along Boston Harbor, a graffiti kingdom at Quincy Quarries, lowland marshes, winding single track along the Neponset River, Harvard’s Arnold Arboretum, and the hidden urban trails of the Emerald Necklace.

The 7:30 Mine Trail is a gorgeous jaunt above the historic town of Silver Plume, CO. Steeped in Colorado’s rich mining history you pass remnants of bygone days as you make your way up the climb culminating in an up close and personal look at a mine shaft entrance. The mountain views are breathtaking as you run up and the grade is perfect for bombing back down to town!

This is an awesome route for both Front Range locals looking for a little altitude training, and visitors looking for a historic run. Enjoy the views and the history!