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This 25 foot wide lane leads from Follett Street to a strip of lawn which is private property.

 

 

This 20-foot-wide public way extends from Harbor Avenue, across a lawn (still a public way) to steps leading down to a rocky beach and low water.

 

 

This public way off Foster Street begins with a paved section and then continues over a grassy area to wooden steps leading down to a pebble beach. A bench at the top of the steps provides a pleasant view of the harbor with the town in the background.

 

 

This 40-foot wide, 50-foot long right-of-way extending to the low water mark, located next to the Corinthian Yacht Club, has no street sign. The paved way ends at a grass strip and stone wall, offering views of Marblehead Harbor and the mainland from Peach’s Point to Abbot Hall.

 

 

Beginning at Follet Street, this lane runs adjacent to a stockade fence at the eastern edge of the parking lot for Chandler Hovey Park and continues over the grass down to the water. The park, with the iconic Marblehead Light Tower, is a perfect location from which to watch boats sailing in and out of the harbor.

 

 

This paved lane off Ocean Avenue extends for 342 feet. A sign on the chain link fence at the end claims the beach beyond is private property.

 

 

This mostly-paved lane runs 254 feet from Ocean Avenue all the way to the water. A narrow path at the left end of the pavement leads through trees and brush to a rocky beach prized by local fisherman for bass fishing.

 

 

 

Castle Rock Lane leads from Ocean Avenue to Castle Rock with its magnificent view. Steps to the left of the rock descend to a small beach and some deep tide pools full of sea stars and anemones.