Shining Sea Bikeway

Shining Sea Bikeway

Falmouth, Massachusetts

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€4,95

Shining Sea Bikeway

Shining Sea Bikeway
Stretching 16 km from Woods Hole to North Falmouth, the Shining Sea Bikeway is a picturesque trail that showcases the best of Cape Cod’s natural beauty. This paved path winds through salt marshes, cranberry bogs, serene woodlands, and along breathtaking coastal vistas. Bike rentals are conveniently available at both ends, making it easy to hop on and explore whether you're a seasoned cyclist or a casual rider.

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  • addressDepot Avenue, Falmouth

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