Salem Smugglers' Tours

The Exotic Biking Tours

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You will exercise your mind, body, and heart as you bike through the natural and architectural grandeur that is Boston's Gold Coast. Your group will bring up this journey for many years to come and remind you it was your inspiration that guided them to an area of beauty they will be investigating for the rest of their lives. Book you and your friends on one of our ever changing bike tours of this amazing region! Call to see which tour is in season.

 

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4.5hr Tour | Price is $250 up to 5 people and $400 for 6 to 10 people.

Wednesdays at 2pm.


Park & Meet:
Meet at Lynch Park in Beverly From September 1st to June 1st.
June 2nd to August 31st park at Hospital Point on Bayview Ave. in Beverly around the corner from Lynch Park.

Please bring your own bike. Bike alternatives do exist in Salem in which you can bike over the Salem-Beverly Bridge to Lynch Park.

Seasonal Tours Descriptions listed below:

Photos of Hammond Castle, Tucks Point, and Rafe's Chasm

Biking Boston's Gold Coast Tour

 

We Begin with a history of Lynch Park before we head next door to Rice Beach. Then we venture to see Hospital Point Lighthouse. Pedaling north our next stop will be Mingo Beach. Onward to Tuck's Point to see the mouth of Manchester Harbor from the gazebo on the water. Then we will get a snack in Manchester-by-the-Sea before heading to Rafe's Chasm in Magnolia. We will lock up the bikes and hike out to this glorious cliff above the ocean. A quick trip to Hammond Castle and we loop back by the sea and feel the sand in between our toes on Manchester Beach. Downhill we pedal and take a sidestep onto Ocean Ave past the salt marsh and beach. We head toward Tuck's Point, but take a right on the bridge instead to see some fine mansions. Then past West Beach before we head back to Lynch Park.

Please bring your own bike. Bike alternatives do exist in Salem in which you can bike over the Salem-Beverly Bridge to Lynch Park.

In the Fall and Winter you can park in Lynch Park for Free. In the Spring and Summer please park at Hospital Point on Bayview Ave. and pedal back to Lynch Park.

The tour takes about 4hrs

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Biking Tour to Long Hill Garden

Please park at Lynch Park in Beverly. After a short tour of the park and its history we will get on our bikes. From there we will bike past Hospital Point and then head past President Taft's second Summer White House. Onward past Sally Milligan's park we will ride past a First Period Home on our way to Rt 22. Up the hill past Turtle Hill we go till we get to the fork toward Essex. Around the bend is the entrance to Long Hill Garden. A beautiful garden with several rooms filled with flowering trees and exotic flowers surrounding a Georgian manor. Behind it is a mile loop through a cedar stand.

After leaving the garden we will head west toward Grapevine Road and round back toward Gordon College and see their Irish castle. A quick trip to Gull Pond for a dip and past the college again. Then we continue east to Hale Street and down Rt 127 and pedal past Boston's Gold Coast stopping at a few beaches before we head back to Lynch Park.

Please bring your own bike. Bike alternatives do exist in Salem in which you can bike over the Salem-Beverly Bridge to Lynch Park.

Tour lasts 3.5hrs-6hrs

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The Natural Beauty of the Gold Coast

Exotic Biking Tours

Chris Dowgin wearing a derby hatCome back throughout the year and see our different Biking tour options of Boston's Gold Coast. After you take one of our Biking tours, why not try one of our driving, walking, or self-guided tours.

Through time let us show you all the wonders of the North Shore!

Embrace the Beauty and Grandeur!!!


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Power Brokers and Presidents of the Gold Coast

History and Location of Lynch Park

Lynch Park is the meeting place for our tours. It has an interesting history. It was once the summer White House for two years during William Howard Taft's presidency. A stay which didn't end well with the woman who had owned it. She had to be restrained from burning the residence down after she evicted him. The house was named Stetson Hall, named after the man who built it and invented the cowboy hat. The house was saved by Louise Dupont Crowninshield and her husband Keno Crowninshield and moved across the harbor on two barges to Peach's Point in Marblehead. The mansion used to reside where the rose garden is now. Click here for a complete history. The house also appears in The Sinclair Narratives' tale in Arkham: Tales from the Flipside.

 

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