Explore Nature
The outer cape is full of beautiful nature waiting to be explored. With many bike trails and walking paths, there are a wealth of ways to get out there.
RACE POINT
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Just minutes from downtown Provincetown, Race Point Beach offers stunning views, soft sands and a wild stretch of Cape Cod coastline. Nesting shorebirds, shifting dunes and scenic bike trails make it a must-visit for nature lovers. Don’t miss the Province Lands Visitor Center for panoramic views and more info on the area's rich natural history.
DOLPHIN FLEET WHALE WATCH
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Dolphin Fleet provides educational whale-watching tours designed to deepen your understanding of marine life and the Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary.
PROVINCE LANDS BIKE TRAIL
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This 5.5-mile loop weaves through pine forests, dunes, and cranberry bogs. It connects to Herring Cove and Race Point beaches, as well as Bennett Pond.
PROVINCETOWN AQUASPORTS
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Offering top-quality kayak and paddleboard rentals and sales, Provincetown Aquasports ensures fun for the whole family at Cape Cod’s tip.
WELLFLEET BAY WILDLIFE SANCTUARY
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Discover serene trails through salt marshes, sandy beaches, and pine woodlands with panoramic views of Wellfleet Harbor, home to diverse wildlife.
HEAD OF THE MEADOW BIKE TRAIL
A 2-mile trail linking High Head Road’s dirt parking lot to Head of the Meadow Beach.
CAPE COD NATIONAL SEASHORE
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Explore 40+ miles of beaches, dunes, ponds, and nature trails. Perfect for biking, hiking, or soaking in Cape Cod’s natural beauty.
LONG POINT LIGHT HOUSE TRAIL
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This 6.4-mile moderate loop trail near Provincetown offers wildlife viewing and stunning coastal scenery.
NAUSET BIKE TRAIL
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This 1.6-mile paved path connects the Salt Pond Visitor Center, Doane Picnic Area, and Coast Guard Beach.
CAPE COD RAIL TRAIL
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A 22-mile paved trail perfect for biking, rollerblading, and scenic exploration.