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Beaches
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| Non-resident beach
stickers cost $40 per week, $55 for two weeks or $75 for the season.
Beach stickers can be purchased at 100 Oak St. daily between 8 a.m. – 3
p.m. Daily parking is also available at Red River Beach, Earl Road Beach
and Fernandes Bog Beach for $10. |
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Atlantic Avenue
Beach on Atlantic Avenue
Bank Street Beach on
Rte. 28
Earle Road Beach on
Earle Road
Fernandes Bog Beach
on Long Pond Drive
Grey Neck Road Beach
on Grey Neck Road
Pleasant Bay on Rte.
28
Pleasant Road Beach
on Pleasant Road
Red River on Uncle
Vennie’s Road
Sand Pond Beach on
Great Western Road
Sea Street Beach on
Sea Street
Wixon Memorial Beach
off Cahoons Drive
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| Harwich Conservation Land |
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A.
Janet DeFulvio Wildlife Sanctuary
Behind the Gardens of the Sea at 206 Rte. 28
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| A boardwalk stretches across these 11 acres of salt
marsh along the Herring River, providing great views of berries, plants
and wildlife. The DelFuvio family donated this memorable property to the
Harwich Conservation Trust in 1994. |
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Bank Street Bogs
Bank Street
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| Visitors can walk along this 60-acre cranberry bog
owned by the Harwich Conservation Trust and believed to be the oldest
working commercial bog on Cape Cod. |
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Coy's Brook
Woodlands
Lothrop Avenue
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| The Harwich Conservation Trust has protected 30 acres
of white cedar trees and former cranberry bogs along Coy's Brook in West
Harwich. |
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Hawks Nest State Park
Off Spruce Road
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| This state property features 218 acres of
woods, a portion of which is used for hunting. |
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Island Pond
Rte. 124, Island Pond Road
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| A scenic trail runs along the Cape Cod Rail Trail on
this 34-acre town-owned property. |
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| Harwich Biking |
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Cape Cod Rail Trail
508-896-3491
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The Cape Cod Rail
Trail winds 22 miles along the water through Dennis, Harwich,
Brewster, Orleans, Eastham and Wellfleet. Bikers and walkers are
welcomed along with limited horseback riding on an unpaved section.
Harwich parking is available at Headwaters Drive. Harwich cyclists
also want to note a four-mile
Chatham trail extension that runs along Rte. 28. Restroom and
water stops are located at Nickerson State Park in Brewster and the
Salt Pond Visitor Center at the Cape Cod National Seashore in
Eastham.
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