Having a distance of about 23 miles (37 km), one can walk, run, or bike between metro Boston and Waltham. It's divided into three major paths, and eventually ending in a mixture of streets and paths in Auburndale. There's plenty of wooden insert structures with wooden benches that people can sit and enjoy the view of the river.;
, You might find yourself trying to grab a spot somewhere along the Charles River if you don't want to hassle with the pedestrian traffic around the Esplanade.
 Locate a rental place along the Charles, as they might also provide guided tours or instructional outings.
 Throughout the year between Spring and Fall, there's a few races to speculate and enjoy.


Run of the Charles Canoe and Kayak Race: a mixture of canoe and kayak races held in late April, symbolizing the start of the season.
Boston Dragon Boat Festival: held in early June, participants can paddle and race in dragon boats in Cambridge.
Head of the Charles Regatta: held in mid-October, over 9,000 athletes from the best teams compete in this race.
 About 7 out of 20 miles (32 km) in the walk is actually on the Charles paths and walkways, which creates a balanced and ideal environment for people wanting to explore the natural beauty of the city.
Travel along the Charles River Bike Path.
Enjoy the Boston Pops Fireworks.
Kayak or canoe around the river.
Participate or watch races.
Walk in the annual Walk for Hunger.
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