The Freedom trail is so easy to follow in Boston. Approximately 3 million tourist walk it each year. It covers 16 designated historic sites. We loved it. We never got lost on our walking tour of the city.
However, there were a few 'funny' glitches I found.
If you have any issues about walking over a bridge, over water, that you can see all the way down, then you might be freaked out
by the red painted line, that is the Freedom Trail going right over it.
by the red painted line, that is the Freedom Trail going right over it.We crossed but didn't look down!
The red brick also went straight up this home located near Bunker Hill....I think it is built that way, for fun, because it is not the actual Freedom trail. Don't follow it!!
Last but not least, we came upon the Freedom trail 'red brick' going in many different directions. Located near the Charlestown Navy Yard. I am happy to say, we followed the correct lines at all times and are safe and sound back in Bartlett, New Hampshire and highly recommend a trip to Boston if you get a chance. Even one day.
