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Northshore October 2025
After years of disappointing delays, progress is finally on the horizon for the North Shore's languishing bike trails. Now, meet the major players who are behind it all. By Jeanne O'Brien CoffeyBack in 1995, Ingrid Barry chose a lot in Danvers for her new home because it abutted an old rail bed slated to become a trail.Iron Horse's Joe HattrupAn avid cyclist and walker, Barry looked forward to a retirement filled with strolls or bike rides just steps from her door. For years, she gazed out at the overgrown tracks, imagining the future trail. Frustrated by the lack of progress, Barry formed Danvers Bi-Peds in 2003 to advocate for safer walking
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