CAPE COD NATIONAL SEASHORE
HIKING AND BIKING TRAILS
There are twelve established hiking trails at Cape Cod National Seashore plus one hike you can make on your own to two lighthouses on the Long Point Peninsula. Only the Great Island Trail and the hike to the lighthouses will appeal to true hikers. The rest are just short nature trails. There are also roughly eleven miles of paved multi-use trails that are open to pedestrians, bikers, and skaters.
Trail maps are available at the Salt Pond and Province Lands visitor centers. You may have to ask for one at the information desk. Most trails also have a corresponding trail guide that you can pick up from a brochure box at the trailhead. If you don’t need it after the hike, be sure to return it to the box.
EASTHAM AREA TRAILS
Nauset Trail (multi-use)
WELLFLEET AREA TRAILS
Atlantic White Cedar Swamp Trail
NORTH TRURO AREA TRAILS
Head of the Meadow Trail (multi-use)
PROVINCETOWN AREA TRAILS
Hatches Harbor Trail (to Race Point Lighthouse)
Long Point Dike to Two Lighthouses
Province Lands Trail (multi-use)
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Last updated on February 27, 2024
