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Trail of Tears
(West Barnstable, MA)
Brutishly named, but this Cape Cod trail is 16 miles of swooping cross country single-track perfect for intermediate-leve riders who like an aerobic workout. (Yankee Magazine)
Kayaking in Hyannis with Dick Hilmer of explorecapecod.com; Fridays June 4, 18; July 2, 16 call June 4, 2010, Friday - 9:30am-12:30pm - Cotuit Three Bays, Prince Cove Landing June 18, 2010 Friday- 9:30am -12:30pm - Centerville River and Scudder Bay, East Bay Landing-Dowses Beach bayside July 2, 2010 Friday - 6:00pm-9:00pm - Sunset Paddle - Barnstable Great Marsh, Scudder Lane Landing July 16, 2010 Friday - 9:00AM-12noon - Hyannis Harbor and Kennedy Compound (from the water), Launch site TBA,
Reservations at 508-240-1211
All your equipment is supplied (kayak specific to your body size, paddle, life jacket, dry bag) including American Canoe Association certified basic instruction prior to launch. We are experienced coastal naturalists and permitted outfitters on the Cape Cod National Seashore. It is an outdoor education as well as a kayaking experience.
Kayak Tours are limited to 8 kayaks.
Prices are $40 for a solo kayak; $30 per person in a sea-touring tandem.
What to Wear :
Nylon outwear: pants or shorts (June, we still recommend long wear, like nylon running pants. July, bathing suits under shorts.
Layered assortment of shirts/tops
Outer Layer Jacket or windbreaker
Sandals or Sneakers to get wet with wool socks
Hat or visor, or wool hat
Sunblock
Sunglasses
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