Biking to Longwood

[Deuce2017]

Thanks all for the imput, very helpful. Would thid be a safe route:

[SIZE=3]Adams Street in Quincy to[/SIZE]
[SIZE=3]Adams Street in Milton to Washington Street in Dorchester[/SIZE]
[SIZE=3]Washington Street to Warren Street to Dudley St to Malcolm X Blvd to[/SIZE]
[SIZE=3]Tremont Street or SW Corridor Park to Ruggles Street to [/SIZE]
[SIZE=3]Fenway/Avenue Louis Pasteur to Longwood Ave[/SIZE]

[MrLinderman]

I drive Adams street 2-3x a week anywhere from 6:30-8 am. I have never once in my life seen a biker on that street. That area gets really congested, and it will be very tough to bike the overpass to cross into Milton. Once you get into Milton it gets really hilly. Adams to Morton will be an adventure to say the least too.

[MrLinderman]

Originally Posted by n1ey

Well. There are people doing it.

I can't say I've ever seen a bike commuter in Quincy.

[BostonTankah]

Just take the broke down T and be glad you're not road kill in one week or less

[Deuce2017]

Any thoughts on this route:

Go through Braintree to the South Shore Plaza to Granite Street to Wood Road, cut through the Blue Hills to Uniquity road to the Blue Hills Parkway to Blue Hill Avenue, left on to Walk Hill Road to a right on Hyde Park Avenue over to Washington Street near the Forest Hills T stop, jump on the SW Corridor parkway to Tremont street to Francis Street?

[GeePee]

Only thing i can vouch for is once you get to washington St in Roslindale from there on there is a clear bike path to forest hills. Then from FH there is the southwest Corridor path wich is removed from all traffic up until North Easten / Ruggles where you would cut over to longwood. That part is easy peasy. Sunday is suppose to be 70 and sunny. Give it a whirl. Curious to hear your results