Provincetown, MA
The End of Route 6
The Town at the End of the Cape
Why Provincetown
Why Provincetown
Three Miles End to End
Commercial Street runs the length of town and walks in an afternoon.
Two Beaches Two Ways
Race Point faces the open Atlantic. Herring Cove faces the sunset.
Mostly Protected Land
Close to three quarters of the town sits inside Cape Cod National Seashore.
Whales Off Stellwagen
Humpbacks feed offshore from mid-April into early November.
A Trail Through the Dunes
The Province Lands loop runs 5.45 paved miles with spurs to both beaches.
An Art Town Since 1899
Hawthorne opened his outdoor painting school here and the galleries never left.
Everything here sits close together, and most of it is best reached on foot or by bike.
Where to Go in Provincetown
The Main Street
Commercial Street
Whale Boats
MacMillan Wharf
Open Atlantic
Race Point Beach
Sunset Side
Herring Cove Beach
Above the Town
Pilgrim Monument
Through the Dunes
Province Lands Bike Trail
Birdsong
Beech Forest
The Very Tip
Long Point Lighthouse
Low Tide Walk
Provincetown Causeway
The Season
When to Come to Provincetown
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