Best Hiking Trails
Sightseeing
Wide trails (2.5 miles worth) traverse woods, marshes and old bogs. A great old-timey West Barnstable vibe.
Bridge Creek Conservation Area
Wide trails (2.5 miles worth) traverse woods, marshes and old bogs. A great old-timey West Barnstable vibe.
The trails wind through the woods and the whole place is surrounded by salt marsh with great views of Ssorton Creeek. Good foliage spot, too.
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Murkwood Conservation Area
457 Rte 6aThe trails wind through the woods and the whole place is surrounded by salt marsh with great views of Ssorton Creeek. Good foliage spot, too.
Just the drive out to the Monomoy Island Wildlife Refuge visitor center is big view soul food. The trail begins with a couple of breathtaking vistas, then pops down a staircase and continues along a beach. A real Cape Cod, toes-in-the-sand kind of place.
Morris Island
Just the drive out to the Monomoy Island Wildlife Refuge visitor center is big view soul food. The trail begins with a couple of breathtaking vistas, then pops down a staircase and continues along a beach. A real Cape Cod, toes-in-the-sand kind of place.
I just love this place! It feels like old New England, with a farmhouse and fields leading to trails. There’s a wicked cool cattle tunnel under a former railroad bed and access to a herring run. And right next door is Bunker Tree Farm where you can cut your own Christmas tree.
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Bourne Farm
6 N Falmouth HwyI just love this place! It feels like old New England, with a farmhouse and fields leading to trails. There’s a wicked cool cattle tunnel under a former railroad bed and access to a herring run. And right next door is Bunker Tree Farm where you can cut your own Christmas tree.
his place has it all—2.75 miles of trails, spots to launch kayaks and canoes and lots of herons and ospreys. It’s one of the best foliage spots on the Cape with deciduous trees and salt marshes working the colors into a symphony.
Bells Neck
his place has it all—2.75 miles of trails, spots to launch kayaks and canoes and lots of herons and ospreys. It’s one of the best foliage spots on the Cape with deciduous trees and salt marshes working the colors into a symphony.
A big playground of dirt roads and trails through marshes and out to Cape Cod Bay where you can watch shellfishermen in action. Sunsets over Quivett Creek are splendid!
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Crowes Pasture Conservation Area
A big playground of dirt roads and trails through marshes and out to Cape Cod Bay where you can watch shellfishermen in action. Sunsets over Quivett Creek are splendid!