Destinations · Massachusetts
Blackstone
MA · 42.0178, -71.5411
Great and Breakneck Hill Roads and Revolutionary Heritage Byway are 2 of 8 signed byways within 30 miles of Blackstone, Massachusetts.
Understand
The region was first inhabited by the Nipmuc Amerindian people, and was settled by European immigrants in 1662. The town was incorporated in 1845. It is located on the southern border of Central Massachusetts in the heart of New England.
The same roads run past Providence County, where they are ranked and described in full.
Day-trip loops
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Within reach
Measured from Byway's own registries, 30 miles around town.
Scenic byways
- Great and Breakneck Hill Roads · 9 mi
- Revolutionary Heritage Byway · 11 mi · national
- Veteran's Memorial Parkway · 16 mi
- Connecticut State Route 169 · 22 mi · national
- Route 114 and High Street · 24 mi
- Lost Villages Scenic Byway · 25 mi
Lookouts
- Lookout Point · 12 mi
- Sunset Ledge · 13 mi
- Prospect Terrace Viewpoint · 15 mi
- Gaspee Point Overlook · 20 mi
Named places
- Tupperware Park · 0 mi
- Waterford Playground · 0 mi
- Roosevelt Park · 0 mi
- Mammoth Mill · 0 mi
- Mammoth Mill · 1 mi
- Meadows Recreation Area · 1 mi
- High Rocks Gorge · 1 mi
- Blackstone River · 1 mi
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More day-trip bases nearby
- Woonsocket · 2 mi
- North Smithfield · 4 mi
- Cumberland · 7 mi
- Smithfield · 7 mi
- Burrillville · 8 mi
- Franklin · 9 mi