#CAPE COD NATIONAL SEASHORE BEACHES PARKING PORTABLE#
Other sections skirt salt marsh embayments.Ī picnic area is adjacent to parking area.Ĭonditions: The park’s most difficult trail mostly soft sand some log steps portions are submerged at high tide hats, sturdy footgear and drinking water advised portable toilets. Safety: Use caution on bike trails, watch out for ticks and poison ivy, use caution when walking and do not damage beach grass. Directions: Located to the right at the end of Route 6 in Provincetown. Part of this trail leads to a colonial-era tavern site (no remains visible). Herring Cove has a snack bar, evening concerts in July and August, and is an accessible beach with beach wheelchairs available from the lifeguards. Its higher elevations punctuate spectacular vistas which emerge from an even-aged, pitch-pine forest. Be sure to check trail signs for permitted areas.įeatures: This trail follows sandy stretches between the elevated heights of Great Island and Great Beach Hill. Both are valid for access to National Park Service-managed beaches at Cape Cod, while the National Park Pass. You can get an annual Cape Cod National Seashore pass for 60, or an annual National Park Pass for 80. Pets: Leashed pets are allowed in designated ares on Great Island Trail. At the time of this writing, fees range from 25/day for vehicle parking to 15 for those arriving on foot or bike (16 and older). (Keep water view on left after leaving Route 6.) From Route 6, follow green signs to Wellfleet Center turn left onto East Commercial Street (follow signs to Wellfleet Harbor) continue along the shoreline from town pier via Chequessett Neck Road to the Great Island parking area. Location: Corner of Griffin Island and Chequessett Neck Road. Length: 3.9-8.8 miles round trip (3.9 for tavern loop round trip to parking area 8.8 for round trip to Jeremy Point overlook including tavern loop.)Īllow three to five hours to explore Great Island.
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