Cities and Towns
Explore the exciting, historic, and memorable towns and cities of the Greater Merrimack Valley nestled along the scenic Merrimack River. From the Revolutionary War to the American Industrial Revolution to the modern day, this area is full of great places and attractions to explore. Plan a family vacation, a getaway with friends, or a solo adventure any time of year. Ride along the Minuteman Bikeway in Bedford. Check out the restaurants and breweries in Woburn. Discover the historic textile mills in Lowell. View the public sculptures throughout Tewksbury. Experience the blend of suburban charm and historical significance in Chelmsford. No matter which town or city you visit, you’re sure to discover incredible sights, and attractions, and make unique experiences for the whole family to enjoy.
Acton, Massachusetts
Acton blends classic New England character with an active, forward-looking community spirit. Located about 25 miles northwest of Boston, Acton offers a mix of historic charm, outdoor recreation, family-friendly attractions, […]
Bedford, Massachusetts
Bedford, Massachusetts sits just 15 miles northwest of Boston and holds a meaningful place in the story of the American Revolution. Located near the junction of Route 3 and I-95, […]
Billerica, Massachusetts
Located about 20 miles northwest of Boston and bordering Lowell to the south, Billerica is a town shaped by waterways, innovation, and a strong sense of local identity. Its landscape […]
Boxborough, Massachusetts
Boxborough, Massachusetts is a small but vibrant community located about 25 miles northwest of Boston, near the crossroads of Interstate 495 and Route 111. Known for its peaceful setting and […]
Burlington, Massachusetts
Burlington, Massachusetts sits at a key crossroads north of Boston, where the Boston–Merrimack corridor meets a long history of growth and reinvention. Incorporated in 1799, Burlington was once a largely […]
Carlisle, Massachusetts
Carlisle, Massachusetts is a small, rural community located within easy reach of Boston, known for its commitment to land conservation and its deep connection to the natural landscape. Once called […]
Chelmsford, Massachusetts
Chelmsford, Massachusetts is a welcoming community located about 24 miles northwest of Boston, known for its strong civic life, access to nature, and central role within the Revolutionary Valley. In […]
Concord, Massachusetts
Founded in 1635, Concord, Massachusetts is one of the most historically significant towns in the Revolutionary Valley and a cornerstone of American history. Located just west of Boston at the […]
Dracut, Massachusetts
The Town of Dracut is located along the northern edge of Lowell, bordering southern New Hampshire and serving as a gateway between urban centers and the landscapes of northern New […]
Dunstable, Massachusetts
Dunstable, Massachusetts is a quiet, rural community located just south of the Nashua, New Hampshire border, spanning nearly 17 square miles of open land, woodlands, and working countryside. The town […]
Lexington, Massachusetts
First settled in 1642 as an agricultural outpost of Cambridge, Lexington, Massachusetts holds a defining place in American history and remains one of the most iconic towns in the Revolutionary […]
Lincoln, Massachusetts
Lincoln, Massachusetts is a small town west of Boston known for its deep connection to landscape, history, and conservation. Originally formed from portions of neighboring towns, Lincoln began as a […]
Littleton, Massachusetts
Littleton, Massachusetts sits on the western edge of suburban Boston and is a town where industry, agriculture, and open space have long existed side by side. First settled in 1686 […]
Lowell, Massachusetts
Located about 27 miles northwest of Boston, Lowell, Massachusetts is a cornerstone of the Revolutionary Valley and one of the most influential cities in American industrial, cultural, and literary history. […]
Maynard, Massachusetts
Maynard, Massachusetts is a compact, creative town located along the Assabet River, known for its industrial roots, walkable downtown, and strong community spirit. Incorporated in 1871, Maynard was built around […]
Stow, Massachusetts
Situated roughly midway between Boston and Worcester, Stow, Massachusetts is a small residential community known for its rural character, seasonal beauty, and deep respect for its landscape. Open fields, wooded […]
Tewksbury, Massachusetts
First settled in 1637, Tewksbury, Massachusetts is a suburban community located about 25 miles northwest of Boston, set on the uplands between the Concord and Merrimack Rivers. The town borders […]
Tyngsborough, Massachusetts
Tyngsborough, Massachusetts sits along the Massachusetts–New Hampshire border, about 30 miles north of Boston and just south of Nashua, New Hampshire. Founded in 1661 by Colonel Jonathan Tyng, the town […]
Westford, Massachusetts
Westford, Massachusetts is a suburban community known for its rolling hills, lakes, orchards, and strong connection to outdoor recreation. Incorporated in 1729, Westford blends its agricultural roots with a present-day […]
Wilmington, Massachusetts
Wilmington, Massachusetts is a suburban community located about 16 miles north of Boston, set within the watershed of the Ipswich River and surrounded by neighboring towns including Woburn, Burlington, Billerica, […]
Woburn, Massachusetts
Settled in 1640 and incorporated in 1642, Woburn, Massachusetts is a historic city located about ten miles north of Boston, situated in the upper Mystic River Valley. As one of […]