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Reviews — 8
A nice loop for someone who just wants a breath of woodsy air without the commitment of a long hike. The walk took about 20 minutes, and I was treated to a lovely view of the bay halfway through.
I enjoyed the various informative signs along the way.
I went during the off-season, so I had the place to myself. Free parking was available.
I enjoyed the various informative signs along the way.
I went during the off-season, so I had the place to myself. Free parking was available.
Out and back style trail. Not bad walk. Easy. Depending on time of year, means how many bugs (also wasp nest on trail), dogs, other folks who may go. But can't fit too many cars, so it likely won't feel over crowded.
Lovely dog friendly path that is about a 15min walk to a sand cliff with a beautiful overlook of the bay. Not to rigorous which was perfect for me as I wanted a short nature walk with my dog.
Gorgeous scenic trail, limited parking. There is also Eddy Sisters Trail a bit down the street and it has more parking. So if there’s no space head up the road a bit.
Nice short walk through the forest to a scenic overlook of the bay. Easy walking with children. Parking only on side of the road
This was a short and easy walk to a beautiful scenic view of the Cape. The path is narrow, so bring a mask to comfortably pass others.
Great little walk that takes about 15 minutes. It is a one way in and out path with a small alternative section. That takes you through the holly trees. At the end there is a great view of the bay. The view is from the power plant in plymouth to the tip of the cape. On a very clear day you can see the monument in P-town.
