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Tompson Street Reservation — Attraction in Gloucester

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Tompson Street Reservation
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Nearby attractions
Old Tompson Street Cart Path
Bray St, Gloucester, MA 01930
Nearby restaurants
Lobsta Land Restaurant
84 Causeway St, Gloucester, MA 01930
Nearby local services
Cape Ann Animal Aid
4 Paws Lane, Gloucester, MA 01930
Nearby hotels
Wingaersheek Inn & Motel
46 Concord St, Gloucester, MA 01930, United States
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Tompson Street Reservation

Gloucester, MA 01930
4.6(23)
Open until 12:00 AM
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Scenic
Family friendly
Pet friendly
Off the beaten path
attractions: Old Tompson Street Cart Path, restaurants: Lobsta Land Restaurant, local businesses: Cape Ann Animal Aid
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(978) 768-7241
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Nearby attractions of Tompson Street Reservation

Old Tompson Street Cart Path

Old Tompson Street Cart Path

Old Tompson Street Cart Path

4.6

(11)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Nearby restaurants of Tompson Street Reservation

Lobsta Land Restaurant

Lobsta Land Restaurant

Lobsta Land Restaurant

4.5

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Nearby local services of Tompson Street Reservation

Cape Ann Animal Aid

Cape Ann Animal Aid

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4.7

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Doug I.Doug I.
My hike didn’t start well, got really good, and ended poorly. Drainage is very poor along the “Street Car Path” by the meetinghouse. But it’s better elsewhere. The real gem here is the pond and walkway. Beautiful views and environment. The Eagle Rock summit is great too with a view to Wingaersheek Beach. The trails are packed dirt but multiple times I was climbing or sliding down the granite. What really let me down on this hike was the trail marking. The map shows a yellow “swamp” trail and a red Eagle Rock trail. I never saw the yellow markers. The red markers have faded to orange. And the official Greenbelt markers are orange. The Street Car Path is NOT a straight line as shown on Google Maps. And it’s not a continuous line from end to end. I had many false summits to Eagle Rock. The poor trail markers just made it frustrating and a longer hike than necessary. There are a lot of features for biking and I wish I was a biker. There are lots of thorns but maybe don’t eat the “blueberries”! I don’t give five stars but if the markers were improved this would be a 4.25-4.5. It might be one of my favorite, and challenging, trails.
Xing ZhengXing Zheng
Beautiful and fun place for snow-day hiking! A little bit slippy though, so be prepared! The rock trail is more challenging, while the swap one is more family friendly.
Sara ASara A
Scenic fun. Lots of frogs in the swamp. TONS of wild blueberries and raspberries along the trails - will be a great spot to pick berries when they’re ripe.
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My hike didn’t start well, got really good, and ended poorly. Drainage is very poor along the “Street Car Path” by the meetinghouse. But it’s better elsewhere. The real gem here is the pond and walkway. Beautiful views and environment. The Eagle Rock summit is great too with a view to Wingaersheek Beach. The trails are packed dirt but multiple times I was climbing or sliding down the granite. What really let me down on this hike was the trail marking. The map shows a yellow “swamp” trail and a red Eagle Rock trail. I never saw the yellow markers. The red markers have faded to orange. And the official Greenbelt markers are orange. The Street Car Path is NOT a straight line as shown on Google Maps. And it’s not a continuous line from end to end. I had many false summits to Eagle Rock. The poor trail markers just made it frustrating and a longer hike than necessary. There are a lot of features for biking and I wish I was a biker. There are lots of thorns but maybe don’t eat the “blueberries”! I don’t give five stars but if the markers were improved this would be a 4.25-4.5. It might be one of my favorite, and challenging, trails.
Doug I.

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Beautiful and fun place for snow-day hiking! A little bit slippy though, so be prepared! The rock trail is more challenging, while the swap one is more family friendly.
Xing Zheng

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Scenic fun. Lots of frogs in the swamp. TONS of wild blueberries and raspberries along the trails - will be a great spot to pick berries when they’re ripe.
Sara A

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4.6
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3.0
1y

My hike didn’t start well, got really good, and ended poorly. Drainage is very poor along the “Street Car Path” by the meetinghouse. But it’s better elsewhere. The real gem here is the pond and walkway. Beautiful views and environment. The Eagle Rock summit is great too with a view to Wingaersheek Beach. The trails are packed dirt but multiple times I was climbing or sliding down the granite. What really let me down on this hike was the trail marking. The map shows a yellow “swamp” trail and a red Eagle Rock trail. I never saw the yellow markers. The red markers have faded to orange. And the official Greenbelt markers are orange. The Street Car Path is NOT a straight line as shown on Google Maps. And it’s not a continuous line from end to end. I had many false summits to Eagle Rock. The poor trail markers just made it frustrating and a longer hike than necessary. There are a lot of features for biking and I wish I was a biker. There are lots of thorns but maybe don’t eat the “blueberries”! I don’t give five stars but if the markers were improved this would be a 4.25-4.5. It might be one of my favorite, and...

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5.0
8y

Listed as the largest Greenbelt property I have only hiked the "Sunset Mountain Gateway" corner. If you're brave you can park on 133 near the interchange but I recommend the Mnt. Jacob Cemetery lot. The short but steep climb to Sunset Mountain offers immediate reward with tremendous panoramic vista....

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4.0
5y

We did the Red Maple Swamp Trail, 2.1 miles. Nice wooded walk, but expect roots and rocks along the way. A wooden walkway over the swamp was a great spot to hear many different bird and frog sounds. Not crowded at all, a nice...

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