The Myles Standish State Forest is the largest publicly owned recreation area in southeastern Massachusetts. In the summer, offered programs include pondshore walks and cranberry bog explorations. There are over 15 miles of bicycle trails, 13 miles of hiking trails, and 35 miles of equestrian trails. This is a great place to visit in the summer.

The Cape Cod Canal is the widest sea-level canal in the world, and used by over 20,000 ships every year. Along either side of the canal, are the service roads, which are now used by Walkers, Runners and Bikers every single day. About 7 miles from end to end, the path is relatively level, and a great place to spend an afternoon. This particular entry point is 2.5 miles from the ocean and beach. There are many other locations on either side, by visiting their website you can discover more.

Coolest place on earth, doesn't look like much, but is the best place to hang, Coldest beer, live music on weekend fishing, cabin rentals, great people, plain awesome, feels like the middle of nowhere, but just 1/2hr ride to humanization. must go there at least once (sure you'll come back after that)

The Cape Ann Museum is located at 27 Pleasant Street in downtown Gloucester, Massachusetts, America’s oldest fishing port. Cape Ann - which includes the city of Gloucester as well as the towns of Rockport, Manchester and Essex - has also been a leading center for artists since the 19th century and the source of granite for building projects up and down the East coast. The Museum maintains and exhibits material relating to these major themes. (from their website)

One of the only remaining original roadhouses left in Alaska. Here you can experience the incredible beauty of Alaska, go fishing, rafting or camping. You can even stay the night.

If you dare, you can try staying on Room 5, Gakona Lodge has a "infamous" ghost that favors that room. He smokes a pipe and seems to enjoy playing tricks. There hasn't been the pipe smoke since a non-smoking policy was instituted in the lodge. Many people speculate that the ghost's name is John Paulsen, a customer and business partner many years ago. He has been a pleasant guardian of this lodge for many years and we continue to enjoy his company. (from their website)