The United States is filled with some of the most naturally beautiful landscapes you could ever imagine. If you’re ever in need of scenic views that will take your breath away and renew every feeling in your body, you have to visit a national park.
There are over 400 national parks in the United States and there may be a few in your own backyard! But if you have no idea where to get started, go to findyourpark.com and create an adventure that aligns with your interests. As you’re making your list, make sure you explore what the Cape Cod National Seashore has to offer. It’s a premier travel destination that borders our amazing landmass.
If this is your first time hearing about the Cape Cod National Seashore or you just need ideas to make your trip more enjoyable, here are a few highlights to get you started:
1. Watch the Wonderful Wildlife
If you’re anxious to finally cross some wildlife off your “to-see” list, you’ll be pleased to know that there are an array of marine mammals, turtles, gulls, and salt
marshes around. The Cape Cod National Seashore also boasts over 400 species of birds, amphibians, reptiles, and mammals to keep your eyes occupied.
2. Go on a Hike
National parks provide the perfect opportunity to meet your daily step goals. If you’re looking for a good hike, the Cape Cod National Seashore allows you to enjoy twelve walking trails from January to December.
You’ll find the Eastham and Wellfleet Trails, Truro and Provincetown Trails, and Bicycle Trails all with different features that will get you more acquainted with the versatility of the National Seashore.
3. Sign-Up for Ranger Guided Activities
Have you ever seen a ranger before? This is your chance to take a picture with a real-life ranger and share another side of life with all your friends! Stop by the visitor center and check the calendar for available dates and details. Salt Pond Visitor Center is open year-round and gives you the chance to chat with rangers and enjoy
ranger-guided programs.
4. Bask in the Beauty of the Natural Surroundings
Experience the natural beauty of the Cape’s coast by going on a tour of the Dunes. The Cape Cod sand dunes boast over 4,000 acres of historic land for you to explore. You’ll have a chance to drive up a sand trail, roll through subtle bodies of water, and soak up the vast terrain when you go on the Art’s Dune Tour.
5. Relax on the Beaches
Beach time! Cape Cod national seashore is home to six swimming beaches that will give you the therapeutic aquatic workout you’ve been seeking. You can stop by Nauset Light Beach, Marconi Beach, Coast Guard Beach, Head of the Meadow Beach, Race Point Beach, and Herring Cove Beach.
With a campfire permit, you can relax in front of a bonfire while hearing the waves crashing to the historic shores. Sounds good, right? Do your research before going to make sure you are fully prepared!
Charlene Rhinehart is an award-winning speaker, consultant, and coach who uses digital technologies to share inspiring stories with the world. She helps others live their best life as a Financial Coach at Wealthy Women Daily, Founder of the Career Goddess Academy, and Travel & Lifestyle Writer at BlackCoupleTravels.com. Charlene recently published her first book, “Dividends Are a Queen’s Best Friend” on Amazon.
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