Gloucester HarborWalk and Waterfront with Limited Mobility
Gloucester is one of the oldest fishing ports in America. Its waterfront has a HarborWalk with markers telling the city's story, plus views of working boats.
Along the water
Much of the waterfront route is paved. A Pride GoGo travel scooter or standard wheelchair works well. Some parts of town are hilly, so stay near the water.
The Fisherman's Memorial
The famous statue on the boulevard is right by the water with easy viewing from the sidewalk.
More: our Gloucester guide and Rockport.
Working harbor
Gloucester is still a working fishing port. Watching boats come in and out is part of the fun. Many spots along the water have benches and space to park a chair beside them.
Whale watching
Gloucester is a major whale watching port. Read what to ask before you book if you are considering a trip.
Getting there
Gloucester is about an hour south of Hampton Beach. A Pride GoGo travel scooter breaks down to fit in most trunks for the drive.
Get it booked
Busy weeks fill up, so reserve early on our rent page. Free pickup in Hampton Beach, NH, or call (603) 395-1246 and we will price delivery to your door.
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