The Alfred J. Lima Quequechan River Rail Trail is a paved, flat, roughly 2-mile former railroad bed running from South Watuppa Pond through the south end of Fall River, crossing five timber bridges over ponds and marshes and passing public art installations.
What to expect
Parking
Free lot free · unconfirmed
Trails
Roughly 2 miles, paved asphalt, at least 8 feet wide, flat former rail bed suitable for walking, jogging, cycling, and rollerblading. Five timber bridges…
Dogs
Leashed at all times citywide; the dog officer or police may fine an owner $25 for an unleashed dog
Accessibility
Flat, paved, and described as suitable for strollers and mobility devices
Managed by
Fall River Parks & Recreation Department, with the volunteer Friends of the Quequechan River Rail Trail handling stewardship and cleanups
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No info kiosk
No trailhead kiosk confirmed
Worth knowing
- The trail includes public art: sculptural benches, ceramic tile sculptures, and a street-art mural wall under an overpass.
Common questions
Is the trail paved and flat the whole way?
Yes. It follows a former railroad bed, so it's paved asphalt with a gentle, consistent grade, and it crosses five timber bridges over ponds and marshland.
Where do I park at Quequechan River Rail Trail?
Free lot (free).
Is there an entry fee at Quequechan River Rail Trail?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Quequechan River Rail Trail?
Leashed at all times citywide; the dog officer or police may fine an owner $25 for an unleashed dog
Is Quequechan River Rail Trail wheelchair accessible?
Flat, paved, and described as suitable for strollers and mobility devices