The Cape Cod Rail Trail is a 25 mile biking trail from Dennis to Wellfleet. The trail covers over old railroad tracks, has it's own highway bridges, and is a fantastic way to see the cape. Food, Water and Public Bathrooms scatter the path, and it runs through some of the most scenic area's of the cape. There is even a rotary a few miles in, giving you the option of heading to Wellfleet or Chatham. If you have your bikes, and are up for a great challenge, give it a shot. This map centers on the trail head in Dennis, but there are many entry points along the way.

Sundae School has three locations on the cape, all of them a beacon for families on a warm summer night. The lines may be long, but they move quick. The ice cream is fantastic, and worth a trip to get some. This is the Harwich Port location.

Sundae School has three locations on the cape, all of them a beacon for families on a warm summer night. The lines may be long, but they move quick. The ice cream is fantastic, and worth a trip to get some. This is the Dennisport location.

Sundae School has three locations on the cape, all of them a beacon for families on a warm summer night. The lines may be long, but they move quick. The ice cream is fantastic, and worth a trip to get some. This is the East Orleans location

In 1984, underwater explorer Barry Clifford and his Project Team discovered the site of the 1717 shipwreck of the Whydah off Cape Cod, the only verified pirate shipwreck ever discovered. (Taken from their website)

One of New England's many clam shacks, located right on the water, and on the Falmouth Road Race route, this is a place to visit.

This is a great little clam shack on Cape Cod. The food is great, the atmosphere is very friendly, and the Cape Cod Rail Trail runs right through it's property. You should make it a point to stop by. You can even see the sign that tells customers they're better off here than across the street, which is a cemetery.

The Colonial House Inn, locatedin Yarmouthport, MA is a great place to visit anytime of year. Steeped in history, the Inn is located on King's Highway, more commonly known as Main Street. Open year round, you can stay the night, or have lunch / dinner in their dining hall.

Those who dare can ask to stay in room 224, and perhaps even meet the spirits of Dr. John Minot or the young Indian girl who like to visit during the night.