There is no fee to enjoy the Harborwalk. It is open to the public for enjoyment and exploration.

The six-acre Harborwalk that surrounds Encore Boston Harbor is open day and night.

Visitors can expect to see scenic waterfront views, parks, public art installations, historical sites, restaurants, and recreational facilities.

The Harborwalk at Encore Boston Harbor links to existing paths around Boston Harbor and is part of the greater Boston Harborwalk - a nearly 40-mile public waterfront walkway. Designed to connect the public to Boston Harbor and link the water’s edge to the city’s open space network, the Boston Harborwalk winds through Boston’s waterfront neighborhoods and offers a variety of experiences, public amenities, and points along the way.

Yes, the Boston Harborwalk features amenities such as benches for resting, restrooms at select locations, informational signage, and access points to nearby attractions and facilities. There are benches along the walkway perfect for relaxing and taking in the views as well as various access points for guests and visitors to enter the resort from the walkway. Visitors can expect to see scenic waterfront views, parks, public art installations, historical sites, restaurants, and recreational facilities.

Yes, the Boston Harborwalk is open year-round, providing opportunities for enjoyment during all seasons, though some sections may have limited accessibility during inclement weather or for maintenance purposes.

Efforts have been made to ensure that the Boston Harborwalk is accessible to individuals with disabilities, with features such as ramps, wide pathways, and accessible facilities at certain points along the route.

The Boston Harborwalk is well-marked with signs and maps indicating directions, points of interest, and nearby facilities. Additionally, various online resources and mobile apps provide navigation assistance for visitors.