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Our Cape Cod Rail Trail Guide
Cape Cod Rail Trail: Must-See Stops on the Chatham Bike Trail The Cape Cod Rail Trail (CCRT) is a 25-mile paved pathway that stretches from South Dennis to Wellfleet, offering scenic beauty, historical significance, and endless opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts. Whether you’re biking, walking, running, or exploring on horseback, this trail has something for everyone.…
Read MoreDowntown Chatham MA, History and Charm
History and Charm of Downtown Chatham, Massachusetts Downtown Chatham, Massachusetts, sitting at the southeastern tip of Cape Cod, is a place where history and coastal beauty meet. Over the centuries, it has grown from a small fishing village into one of New England’s most beloved spots. With its picture-perfect Main Street, cultural landmarks, and active…
Read MoreChatham Seals and Sharks
Chatham Seals and Sharks Set near the bend of Cape Cod, Chatham offers a coastal environment that attracts people who love ocean wildlife. Its waters are home to large groups of seals and a growing number of sharks, creating a unique marine setting that amazes visitors and locals alike. Let’s take a look at why…
Read MoreThe Chatham Lighthouse: History and Heritage
Chatham Lighthouse: History and Heritage Nestled near the “elbow” of Cape Cod, Chatham Lighthouse—originally known as Twin Lights—has a storied past and continues to stand as one of Chatham, Massachusetts’ most treasured landmarks. This iconic lighthouse not only serves as a guiding light for vessels but also captures the history and evolution of coastal navigation…
Read MoreWhat To Do During a Cape Cod Winter
What To Do During a Cape Cod Winter What To Do During a Cape Cod Winter Winter in Chatham, Cape Cod, offers a magical experience with its festive events, serene beaches, and warm local hospitality. From the beloved Christmas by the Sea to the lively First Night Chatham, here’s why Chatham in winter should be…
Read MorePumpkin People 2024
Pumpkin People in the Park 2024 There Will Be A Prize This Year For BEST IN SHOW! Official Rules for the Display: *The cost to enter the Pumpkin People in the Park contest is free to members and nonprofits and $50 for non-members. This gets you a plot in Kate Gould Park (the plots will…
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