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
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
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
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
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
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
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
This 6.4-mile moderate loop trail near Provincetown offers wildlife viewing and stunning coastal scenery.
NAUSET BIKE TRAIL
This 1.6-mile paved path connects the Salt Pond Visitor Center, Doane Picnic Area, and Coast Guard Beach.
CAPE COD RAIL TRAIL
A 22-mile paved trail perfect for biking, rollerblading, and scenic exploration.