While I understand why Lexington gets the credit for the start of the Revolutionary War, for me, it is Concord and the Old North Bridge where the war begins when both sides fully engage in the fight.… Full review by Grover R
Sep 1, 2024
Start your journey at the Old North Bridge Visitor Center. There are some small exhibits and a movie. There was a nice looking gift shop but it was closed when we were there. We were told the pers… Full review by History73F
Jun 24, 2024
What to could access was fine. Many of the buildings were closed. I would check schedule for anything you particularly want to see. Full review by Mindy C
There is a parking lot by the visitor's center. We were there in February and were able to walk across the street from the parking lot to the Old North Bridge.
We did not walk the trails, but only went from the Parking area to the Visitor center, stayed there a bit and then back to the Parking area. As you are in the parking area heading to …
We did not walk the trails, but only went from the Parking area to the Visitor center, stayed there a bit and then back to the Parking area. As you are in the parking area heading to the Visitor Center, you cross over a small boardwalk bridge, then onto a path to the visitor center. I cannot remember if the path was finely packed dirt, or some other material, but it was not difficult to walk on.
Google maps says it's 1.4 miles or 28 minutes by foot, or 4 minutes by car. Either way, it's a pleasant journey along residential streets and through Concord Center.
Sep 1, 2024
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