[at-l] Outdoors in Cape Cod

[Slyatpct at aol.com]

Even though I lived on the Cape and Martha's Vineyard for over 20  years, I 
wasn't into hiking much back then, so I really can't recommend  much.  However, 
there is a book on the subject at Amazon...
 
_http://www.amazon.com/Walks-Rambles-Cape-Cod-Islands/dp/0881504246_ 
(http://www.amazon.com/Walks-Rambles-Cape-Cod-Islands/dp/0881504246) 
 
You'll want to take a drive and visit the CC National Seashore.....   and a 
walk around P-Town is always a treat!  
 
Sly
 
 
 
In a message dated 1/18/2007 5:18:23 PM Eastern Standard Time,  
bluetrail at aol.com writes:

I know  this isn't AT related, but I hope you'll forgive me.

Three girlfriends  (two of us have been friends for 55 years) & I have rented 
a (realtively  cheap) house on Cape Cod for a week in June.  The house is in 
Falmouth  with a salt-water view.  One of the group is NOT interested in 
hiking,  canoeing, etc.  One might be persuaded to do something easy.  Two of  us 
will be 60 or more but still like to hike, canoe, etc.  Where could  you go 
hiking in the immediate vicinity?  Short would be fine, even just  a leg 
stretcher.  

We will take the ferry to Nantucket and to  Martha's Vineyard.  What else 
should we definitely see/do?  I doubt  we'll whale watch again, as we did that in 
2002 in Bar Harbor.

Sure to  fall in love with Old Cape Cod,