Shining Sea Bikeway, Falmouth The Shining Sea Bikeway (SSB) was named for a line in the song America The Beautiful, written by Falmouth native Katharine Lee Bates. It follows the original route of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad that used to run from Buzzards Bay, through North and West Falmouth, around Woods Hole and into Falmouth Station. In the early 1970’s the Town of Falmouth purchased the right of way, tore up the tracks and officially opened the 3.3-mile Shining Sea Bikeway in 1975.   In 2009, a new 7.4-mile section was added, extending the trail to North Falmouth. This addition was built with a $3.2 million federal grant. Now the SSB runs 10.7 miles from County Road in North Falmouth all the way to the Steamship Authority parking lot in Woods Hole.
Cape Cod Rail Trail The  Cape Cod Rail Trail is a paved bikeway that run over 30  miles from Yarmouth to Wellfleet. The terrain is relatively flat with some minor grades in certain sections in the Lower / Outer Cape areas, specifically Orleans and Wellfleet. It easily offers the greatest variety in scenery and natural landscapes of all the regional bike paths. The Harwich Chatham extension runs from the original trail all the way to Chatham.
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A Paved Bike Path between Yarmouth and Wellfleet
Provincelands Visitor Center A jewel of the National Park system, Cape Cod National Seashore hosts two visitor centers on the Cape, in Eastham and Provincetown. Both include wonderful visitor buildings that lay out the ecology of the region, and are staffed with rangers who lead tours and are there to answer questions about the park. Both centers are situated on large swaths of protected lands replete with trails and water access for ranger-led hikes and water tours. Check out their respective websites for activities.
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171 Race Point Rd., Provincetown
Phone:- 508-487-1256
A jewel of the National Park system, Cape Cod National Seashore hosts two visitor centers on the Cape, in Eastham and Provincetown. Both include wonderful visitor buildings that lay out the ecology of the region, and are staffed with rangers who lead tours and are there to answer questions about the park. Both centers are situated on large swaths of protected lands replete
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50 Nauset Rd., Eastham
Phone:- 508-255-3421
Wicked Waves Water Park Cape Cod’s only water park, families enjoy a huge lazy river, wave pool, giant slides, flow-rider mechanical surf machine, a swim-up bar, tons of food & drinks, a giant arcade, a play area with inflatable bounce houses, slides and more.
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518 Main Street, West Yarmouth
Phone:- 508-771-6060
Wellfleet Drive In Enjoy a movie under the stars at our classic Drive-In theatre from 1957! It’s the last of its kind on Cape Cod, and one of about 300 left in the country.
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51 State Hwy., Rte. 6, Wellfleet
Phone:- (508) 349-7176
Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary Wellfleet Bay provides over 1000 acres of peace and unmatched beauty on the hillsides and shoreline overlooking Wellfleet Harbor.  Five miles of trails bring you to a panoramic salt marsh, sandy barrier beach, and pine woodlands, attracting a wide array of wildlife.  The sanctuary features a universally accessible trail and an award-winning “green” nature center with numerous exhibits and aquariums.  Wellfleet Bay offers a variety of fun, educational family programs, including tidal flats explorations, turtle prowls, and nature themed boat cruises. 
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291 Route 6, South Wellfleet
Trampoline Center Kids and adults love jumping! Open weekends in the shoulder season, and daily all summer.  
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296 Rt. 28, Harwichport
Phone:- 508-432-8717
Steamship Authority Ferries from Woods Hole to Martha’s Vineyard and Hyannis to Nantucket.
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Hyannis
Phone:- (508) 477-8600
Ship Shops Boat Rentals Ship Shops Boat Rentals is a full service marina on Bass River. Stop by and check out their powerboat rentals, available for the half day or full day. They provide engine sales and services and have moorings.
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130 Pleasant Street, South Yarmouth
Phone:- 508-398-2256