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A non-profit citizens' group advocating for Newton's open spaces

Newton Conservators
Newton Conservators
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  • About Us
    • Who We Are
    • Annual Meetings and Reports
    • Board of Directors
    • Land We Protect
    • History
    • Grants Program
    • Awards
    • Publications
  • Get Outside
    • Newton Open Space Map and Index
    • Parks and Conservation Lands
    • Maps
    • Walks, Rides and Paddles
    • Parks and Open Spaces Beyond Newton
  • Get Involved
    • How to Get Involved
    • Become a Member
    • Donate
    • Protect Land that You Own
    • Volunteer
    • Invasive Plants
  • News & Events
    • News
    • Upcoming Events
    • Newsletter
    • E-Bulletin
    • Annual Nature Calendar
  • Resources
    • Buy Our Trail Guide
    • Buy Our Almanac
    • Guides and Books
    • Invasive Plants
    • Links
    • Artists Look at Nature in Newton
    • The Environmental Show
  • Contact
    • Contact Us
    • Follow Us

Charles River Path–Quinobequin Road Gallery

Kayaking on a winter day. WARNING: don't try this without a drysuit. (2018)
2017
A surprising road sign
Beavers are active in the area. (2016)
Despite the sound barrier installed in 2010, noise from I-95 is a distraction.
Several small bridges cross wet areas.
A sound barrier along I-95 (2014)
A stone bridge carries the Cochituate Aqueduct across the Charles
2011
The entrance to the trail along the river is at the right side of this photo, just a few steps from the corner of Rt. 9.
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