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The full course map is shown below ... The runners then turn on to Beacon Street in the 23rd mile, taking that through Brookline into Boston. The close of the race comes with a turn onto Hereford ...

Where are the best places to cheer on Boston Marathon runners ... through Cleveland Circle, onto Beacon Street, and through Kenmore Square. Runners go under Mass. Ave before turning onto Hereford ...

Beacon Street (south side, Boston Common side), from Charles Street ... The MBTA website features a map of how you can take the T or Commuter Rail to some of the best viewing and cheering ...

After Heartbreak Hill from mile 20 to 21, runners will pass the Chestnut Hill Reservoir before turning left on to Beacon Street ... Boston Public Library in Copley Square. You can see a map ...

The course starts at route 135 in Hopkinton, *** quaint historic town west of Boston established in 17 ... tracks and then turn left on *** Beacon Street in Brookline next up Kenmore Square ...

SURVIVE THAT AND YOU’LL SEE THE RUN THROUGH BEAUTIFUL BOSTON COLLEGE HIT CLEVELAND CIRCLE. BE CAREFUL OF THE TROLLEY TRACKS AND THEN TURN LEFT ONTO BEACON STREET IN BROOKLINE. NEXT UP ...

to the finish on Boylston Street in Boston. The course map can be viewed on the BAA website. Downloading the B.A.A. Racing App will allow you to choose a spot along the course to watch and track ...

Check out the vibrant children’s section, the Map Room Tea Lounge ... It’s located in downtown Boston and bordered by Beacon Street, Tremont Street, and Boylston Street. In 1634, the park was used for ...