The Muddy River Path was clear under blue skies after a few inches of snow the previous night.
(Jessica Mink, 02/19/2019) Click for more photos.
After 4 inches of snow fell over the previous night, a day of melting
salt on a trail plowed in the morning left a clear path by evening rush
hour.
(Jessica Mink, 01/30/2018)
After 7 feet of snow, much which has blown, melted, or been shoveled
away, we have a path for cyclists and skiers.
(Jessica Mink, 02/18/2015)
After a storm, the well-plowed Jamaicaway path becomes
a winter wonderland after over a foot of snow.
(Jessica Mink, 03/08/2013)
The Olmsted Park bike path was built 110 years ago as a bridle trail.
Parallelling the Jamaicaway for a mile, the city of Boston kept it
clear of the nearly three feet of snow which fell in January 2005.
(Doug Mink, 2/2/2005)
The Town of Brookline plowed its Olmsted Park pedestrian path a week
after it stopped snowing, The parallel bikepath was plowed a couple
of days earlier.
(Doug Mink, 2/2/2005)
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December 5, 2007 update
December 10, 2007 (ice)
- February 14, 2007
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- January 23, 2006
- December 9, 2005
December 12, 2005 update
December 19, 2005 update
- December 5, 2005
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January 24, 2000 update
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For more information about bicycling in the winter check out
For safer riding on ice,
try studded snow tires which are now available at most local bike shops.
If you cannot get your local path plowed,
do it yourself!
Bikepath evaluator Jessica Mink on the Southwest Corridor in Jamaica Plain.
(Photo by Galen Mook, February 21, 2019)
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