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Neil Lynch

Neil Lynch is a Friends of Minute Man volunteer and recently completed his seventh season as a ranger at Minute Man National Historical Park. Neil is a frequent Battle Road hiker who writes from Hampstead, New Hampshire.

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Path to History: Explore the Trails at Minute Man!

September 15, 2022
Neil Lynch
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Every year, more than a million people descend on Minute Man National Historical Park to bear witness to the events that started the American Revolution. For the vast majority, North Bridge is the focal point, the place where visitors can literally walk over history while admiring the setting along this notable stretch of the Concord River.

A growing number of travelers and national park aficionados are exploring more of the 1,034 acres that comprise Minute Man. That includes nine miles of walking trails! While history remains its cornerstone, Minute Man is also a national park, a welcome oasis offering an outdoor escape to the metropolitan Boston area.


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