2016 CCTR Runners Guide

Cape Cod Trail Race
“Run Forward, Give Back”
All-trail 10K, Half-Marathon, Marathon, and 50K
All Proceeds to Charity
Sunday, April 10, 2016, 8 AM start
FrancesA.CraneWildlifeManagementArea
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BasicInfo
Start/Finisharea:742NathanEllisHighway(Route151),E.Falmouth,MA02536
10K&50Kstart:8AM-HalfMarathonstart:8:10AM-Marathonstart:8:30AM
Cost:10K$30,HalfMarathon$45,Marathon,50K$55,long-sleevet-shirts$15
Discounttoactivemilitary($3for10K,$5forHalf,$7forFullor50K).
Limit:400runnerstotal;first-come,first-served
Registration:onlineonlyatcapecodtrailrace.com
Information:[email protected]
RaceDirector:[email protected]
Pickupnumbersandt-shirts6:30-7:30AMattheracesiteonracedayorthedaybeforeattheDinnerof
Championspre-racedinner5-8PMattheFalmouthNavigator,55AshumetRoad,E.Falmouth.
KidsFunRun
There will be a Kids Fun Run at 1:30 PM on race day, sponsored by Eastern Mountain Sports and
CooperativeBankofCapeCod.Registrationisfreeandavailablethroughthewebsite.Firstcome;first
servedto100children,ages12andunder.Racedistanceswillvarybyagegroupandabilityandberun
onthe.6-mileblueloopnearthestart/finisharea.Weaskthatpeoplecomingonlyforthiseventdonot
arriveuntil12:30PMorlaterandcarpoolifpossible.Pleasebringadrinkcontainerforyourchild.
CharitableOrganizations
All net proceeds, and all cash donations go to the charitable organizations being supported for the
current race. The race will benefit several organizations this year: Habitat for Humanity Cape Cod;
Glenna Kohl Fund for Hope; Independence House; Heroes in Transition; Jack’s PACT; Falmouth Water
Stewards;FriendsofFalmouthBikeways;andFalmouthAquatics.LastyeartheraceandCapeCodExpo
raisedmorethan$10,000.Moreinformationaboutthecharitableorganizationsisprovidedstartingon
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CourseOverview
Thecourseconsistsofthreeloops:a10Kloop(redonmap)throughfieldsandforestsontrailsthatare
60%doubletrackand40%singletrack,and0.7/1.4miledoubletrackloops(bluedottedonmap)though
fields.10Krunnerswillstartat8:00amdothe10Klooponce.50Krunnerswillstartat8:00amanddo
the10Kloopfivetimes.Half-marathonerswillstartat8:10am,beginwiththe0.7mileloopandfinish
withtwo10Kloops.Marathonerswillstartat8:30am,beginwiththe1.4mileloopandfinishwithfour
10Kloops.Allhalf-marathon,marathon,and50Krunnersmuststarttheirlast10Kloopby2:15pm.All
runnersmustfinishby4:00pm,whenthecoursecloses.
Thefootingonthecourseismostlysmoothtrail,buttherearesomerutted,rooted,androckysections.
Thereareafewbouldersthatmustbehoppedordodged,andtherearesomeshortbutsteepuphills
anddownhills.Thecumulativeelevationgainonthe10Kloopisabout486feet(sameforelevationloss),
andthe0.7/1.4mileloopsarenearlyflat.Thecoursewillbewell-markedwithsignsandflagging.There
will be water, electrolytes, and trail food at the start/finish line and two aid stations on the course at
miles1.5and4.5.
Logistics
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Therewillbenocups.Runnersmustbringmeansofcarryingliquidswiththem(i.e.,waterbottle,
hydrationpack).
Therewillbeparkingandport-a-pottiesnearthestart/finishline,butpleasecarpoolifpossible.
Therewillbenoshelterorindooraccommodations.
Numberscanbepickedupatthepre-racedinnerSaturdayfrom5-8pmattheFalmouthNavigator,
55AshumetRd,EastFalmouth(offSandwichRoad),andatthestart/finishareastartingat6:30am.
Lateregistrationfrom6:30–7:30amifthe400-runnerlimithasnotbeenreached(checkwebsite).
Pre-racemeetingat7:45am.
Runnerswillnotbepermittedtoheadoutontothe10Kloopafter2:15pm.Thecourseclosesat4
pm.
Raceofficialsmustbenotifiedifyouleavethecourseordonotfinish.
Everyeffortismadetoclearlymarkthecourse.Ifyougetoffcourse,youmustreturntowhereyou
leftthecoursetocontinue.Therewillbenoracetimeadjustmentsfortraveloffcourse.
Ifsomeoneindicatestheywouldliketopassyou,pleasebecourteousandletthempassrightaway.
Racebibsmustvisibleonthefrontofshirtorshorts.
Theuseofearbuds/headphonesduringtheraceisstronglydiscouraged.Thisisforyoursafetyand
thesafetyofothers,asmuchofthecourseissingle-trackandtheuseofheadphonesmakespassing
difficult.Thisisalsoforyourenjoymentofthesoundsofearlyspring.CraneWildlifeManagement
AreaisakeysitefortheMassWildlifeBiodiversityInitiativeandknownforimportantgrasslandbird
species.
Nopetswithrunners.
ChiptimingprovidedbyNorm’sTimingSystems.ThecoursedistancehasbeenmeasuredwithGPS
andisapproximate.
ThisisaUSATFsanctionedraceandbeingheldwithapermitfromtheMassachusettsDivisionof
FisheriesandWildlife.
CraneWildlifeManagementAreaRegulationsinaNutshell
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Nolittering
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Nocamping
Nofires
Novehiclesoffroad
Nocommercialactivities
Huntingperregulationsinseason
Foracompletelist,see:www.mass.gov/eea/agencies/dfg/dfw/laws-regulations/wildlife-managementarea-regulations.html
Composting
Composting services for this race are provided by Mary Bunker Ryther, founder of Compost with Me
(www.compostwithme.com).All of the serving dishes and utensils provided at the race are
compostable.Wewillusesingle-streamcompostingforallfoodwasteandothercompostablematerials,
whichwillbeprocessedlocally(inWestFalmouth)andturnedintorich,naturalgardenfertilizer.Please
putnon-biodegradabletrashinthemarkedcontainers,andpleasedonotdroptrashonthecourse.
PleasehelpmaketheCapeCodTrailRaceanecologicallysustainableevent!
FrancesA.CraneWildlifeManagementArea
TheCraneisa1900-acreareapurchasedbytheCommonwealthfromtheCranebrothersandnamedin
memory of their mother. It is managed by the Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife and
popularamonghunters,birders,dog-walkers,equestrians,trailrunners,andmountainbikers,whohave
builtanintricatenetworkofsingle-tracktrails(andsomehidden“northshore”structures).Theeastern
part, near the start/finish area, is a patchwork of field and forest that has been managed to produce
ideal quail and woodcock habitat. It is flat and
sandy,theproductofbraidedoutwashstreams
from melting glaciers to the west. Once you
crosstherailroadtracks(stillusedbythetrash
train), you are on the outer part of the race
loop, which is hilly and boulder-strewn, and
traverses some of the highest terrain on Cape
Codat250feet.Thisisaportionoftheglacial
moraine that extends down the Cape, through
the Elizabeth Islands, and eventually to Block
Island and Fishers Island. As the glaciers
retreated, huge chunks of ice were stranded,
surrounded by deposits of boulders, sand, and clay. When the chunks melted, kettle holes formed.
These are round depressions 200 – 500 feet across and maybe 50 – 75 feet deep, some with vernal
pondsinthebottom.YouwillpassaniceoneyourleftafterthesummitofMtZig(whereanillegalswing
isinstalled,withaglimpseofBuzzardsBay),andyouwilldescendintothecornerofalargeoneright
beforethesteepclimbupMt.Otis.Ashortportionofthetrailrunsalonganesker,whichwasinitiallya
gravellystreambedrunningbeneathaglacier,butisnowalow,narrowridgelefthighanddrywhenthe
glacier melted. One of the unique features of this western section is the native pitch pine/oak forest
withaknee-highunderstoryofwoodybushes,andnobrambleorpoisonivy.Youmayalsoseeevidence
of the wells used to monitor the plume of contaminated groundwater that originated on the former
MassMilitaryReservation(nowJointBaseCapeCod).
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CourseMap
Thecoursemapfortheracesisavailableinavarietyofformats-JPG,PDF,KML,GPX-todownloadfrom
thewebsite:www.capecodtrailrace.com/about-the-trail-race/course-map
Top:CoursemaponUSGStopobasemap.The10Kloopisinred,andruncounterclockwise.Mile
markersareshownincircles.The0.7-mileloop(halfmarathon)and1.4-mileloop(fullmarathon)arein
blue.Bottom:Courseprofile(approximate;extractedfromGoogleEarth)withalotofvertical
exaggeration.ThehighpointisMt.Zig.
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DetailedRaceStartsMaps
10K and 50K start: 8:00 am
Half Marathon start: 8:10 am
Runnersstartthe10Kloop, Beginwith0.7mileloopbacktostart/finisharea
tobecompletedonceforthe10K,HalfMarathoncontinuesafter0.7mileloopand
fivetimesforthe50K
completetwo10Kloops
Marathon start: 8:30 am
Beginwith1.4mileloopbacktostart/finisharea
Marathoncontinuesafter1.4mileloopand
completefour10Kloops
Kids Races:
DiaperDash:1:30pmstart
2.One0.6mileloop
Threeandfive0.6mileloops
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TicksandLymeDisease
Spring is the height of tick season so disease-carrying and almost
invisible nymphs will be abundant. About half of adult Deer ticks on
CapeCodcarryLymedisease,andthereareahostofothertick-borne
diseases.Thisisaseriousconcern.Manyexpertsrecommendthatyou
wearinsectrepellentwithDEETand/orclothingsoakedinPermethrin
(notforuseonskin).Treatedclothingisavailablefrommostoutdoor
retailers, you can treat clothes yourself, or you can send your own
clothes to the Tick Encounter Resource Center (TERC) at Univ. of
Rhode Island (www.tickencounter.org) to be treated. After the race,
showerwithsoapassoonaspossible,anddryyourclothesathighheatfor20minutes.Havea(good)
friendcheckthosehard-to-seelocations.Ifyoufindatickembeddedonyou,removeitallwithpointed
tweezersbypullingitstraightoutwithoutsquishingit.(Donotusematches,petroleumjelly,nailpolish
remover,etc.)Savethetickinazip-lockbag(withalittlerubbingalcohol)foridentificationandtesting.
Meetwithyourprimarycarephysicianassoonaspossibletoreviewanyindicatedmedicalintervention.
Tick-bornediseasescanbedifficulttodiagnose:ifyouarenotfromtickcountry,yourphysicianmight
needtoberemindedthatyouvisitedhere.
HerearesomemoresourcesofinformationaboutticksandLymedisease
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UniversityofRhodeIslandwww.tickencounter.org
LymeTicks.orgwww.lymeticks.org
CapeCodCooperativeExtensionwww.capecodextension.org
MADept.ofPublicHealthwww.mass.gov/dph
CentersforDiseaseControlwww.cdc.gov
BarnstableCountyDept.ofHealthandEnvironmentwww.barnstablecountyhealth.org
HorsesandDogs
The Crane Wildlife Management Area is a popular spot for trail riding and off-leash dog activities,
includingtrainingforbirdhunting.Wehavecontactedlocalequestriananddogorganizationstoadvise
themoftherace,butyoumightencounterridersorhikerswithoff-leashdogs.Theyhavetherighttobe
there.Ifyoumeetahorsecomingtowardyou,greettherider,stop,stepoffthetrail,andwaitforitto
pass.Ifyouareapproachingitfrombehind,callouttotheriderwellinadvanceandaskadviceonhow
topass.Trynottosurpriseahorse,andwatchforchangingbehaviorasyouapproach.
Wehavegottengoodadvicefromalocaltraineronhowtohandleencounterswithdogs…atthisraceor
anywhere else. She reminds us that, no matter how well trained they are, dogs are dogs, and do not
have the same social norms that people, or even trail runners, do. Dogs display a range of
temperaments based on their social rank and the job they do for their group. Low-ranking dogs are
easiertohandle.Higher-rankingdogschallengeusmoreandmaynottoleratehumaninsubordinationor
incompetence.Whenmeetingadog,don’tjustasktheownerifitisoktotouchthedog,askthedog
too. Dogs need people to act friendly by stopping, removing hats and sunglasses, using high-pitched
enthusiasticvoices,andtappingthesideoflegstosimulateawaggingtails.Don’textendastiffhandor
fist…dogs don’t greet each other by extending paws. The dog may or may not be interested in
interacting,oritmayneedmoretime.Onceyouhavegreetedthedog(ornot),andarepastthedogand
owner,continuetowalkdownthetrail,don’trun.Onceyouhavesomedistance,tryjogging.Ifthedog
spooksorfollows,leaditbacktotheowner.www.ptfgd.com/melissa-berryman.html
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OtherHazards
Thisisatrailrun.Therewillbeleavescoveringrocks,pineneedlescoveringrocks,rockscoveringrocks,
rutsandroots,branchesateyelevel,branchesatshinlevel,slipperymud,slipperylichen,andwildlife
(mostlyticks,butalsomayberabbits,quail,grouse,deer,andmountain-bikers).Therewillbetheusual
risksofheat,cold,dehydration,andexhaustion.Runsafelyandwithinyourlimits.Youareresponsible
fortakingcareofyourselfandhelpinganyfellowrunnersintrouble.Timeallowancewillbeofferedto
anyrunnerwhoprovideshelptootherrunnersorwhoneedstoaltercoursebecauseofdogsorhorses.
CharitableOrganizations
Allprofitsfromthe2016racewillbedonatedtothefollowingcharitableorganizations.Wanttomakea
donationtoone?Pleasevisitwww.capecodtrailrace.comanduseouronlineform.
Habit for Humanity Cape Cod seekstomakedecent,affordableshelteramatterof
conscienceandactionforallpeople,andworktoprovidetheopportunityof
affordablehomeownershiptofamilieslivinginsituationsofcriticalhousingneed,
bothlocallyandworldwide,throughconstruction,advocatingforfairandjusthousing
policies;andbyprovidingtrainingandaccesstoresourcestohelpfamiliesimprove
theirshelterconditions.
HabitatforHumanityofCapeCodispartofaglobal,nonprofithousingorganization
operatedonChristianprinciplesthatseekstoputGod’sloveintoactionbybuilding
homes,communitiesandhope.Itisanecumenicalhousingministrythatwelcomespeopleofallfaiths
andeverywalkoflifetoitswork–asvolunteer,donor,homeowneroradvocate.
www.habitatcapecod.org
Glenna Kohl Fund for Hope‘smissionistocarryonGlenna’sworktoincrease
awarenessoftheCapeCodcommunitytotheimportanceofearlydetectionand
preventionofmelanomaandtosupportthosefightingthisdeadlydisease.
AlargepartofthefundsraisedbyTheGlennaKohlFundforHopegotowardsthe
GlennaO.KohlMelanomaResearchFundatMassGeneralHospital.Throughour
donationsandthedonationsofothers,Dr.DonaldLawrenceandthefacultyatMass
GeneralCancerCentercancontinuetofuelpioneeringdiscoveriesinmelanoma
research.Fundsraisedarealsoearmarkedtoconstructshadecanopiesforlifeguardchairs,large
umbrellacanopies,andinstallsunscreendispensersonCapeCodbeachesforalltouse.
www.glennasfund.org
For35years, Independence HousehasbeenaleaderonCapeCodinhelpingdomestic
violenceandsexualassaultvictimsfindsafety,justice,andempowerment.Inpartnership
withyouthandadults,wearestrivingforafuturewithoutviolenceandabuseandwe
promoteandadvocateforsafeandhealthyintimatepartnerrelationships.Independence
HouseislocatedinHyannis,Orleans,FalmouthandProvincetown,servingall15townson
CapeCod.www.independencehouse.org
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Heroes in Transitionprovidesassistancethatisnotreadilyavailablefromother
organizationsincludinglocal,state,andfederalagencies.Itrecognizesthosewho
haveservedorwhoareservingourcountry,especiallyintheOperationIraqiFreedom
(OIF)andOperationEnduringFreedom(OEF)conflicts,byprovidingappropriate
assistancetothosewithspecialneedsinfourkeyareas:homemodificationsfor
disabledveterans;transitionalsupportgrouptherapy;financialsupportforservice
families;andassistancedogsforveterans.www.heroesintransition.org
Jack’s PACTisagrassrootscommunitygroup,scholarshipfund,andanti-drunk
drivingcampaignthatincludesdozensofyouthandadults.Itsmissionistodevelop
andtosupportexistinginitiativesthatdeterdrunkdrivingandotherrisky
behaviorssurroundingsubstanceabuseinourcommunity,whilepromoting
healthy,positivelifestyles.
Jack’sPACTevolvedfromamemorialscholarshipfundestablishedforJackPearsall,a16-year-old
FalmouthboywhowashitandkilledbyadrunkdriverinJuly2011ashewasleavingafireworksdisplay
atMashpeeHighSchoolwithfriends.www.jackspact.org
Falmouth Water Stewards,ascience-basedadvocacyandeducationorganization,is
theonlygroupdedicatedtoprotectingandrestoringthetown’spreciousfreshand
coastalwaters.FWSinformsthepublicaboutthemostpressingwaterqualityissuesof
theday,engagescitizensasstewardsandcaretakersofourwaters,andisavoiceat
TownMeeting.Withaboardofdirectorscomprisedofscientists,policy-makers,
educatorsandconcernedcitizensandabroadgrassrootsmembershipbase,FWShas
earneditsreputationforleadershipinthepreservationofFalmouth’swaterresources.
www.falmouthwaters.org
Friends of the Falmouth Bikeways isdedicatedtoprotectingandpreserving
FalmouthbikepathsandrecreationalbikeroutesincludingtheShiningSea
Bikeway.Ithelpsmaintainthisvaluablecommunityresourceandhelpsensureafun,
safeandpositiveexperienceforeveryone.
TohelpmaintaintheShiningSeaBikeway,theFriendspartnerwiththeFalmouth
ParksandRecreationdepartment,hasstewardsclearsitelinesattheintersections
withadditionalclipping/cuttingofbrushasneeded,andalitterpatrol.TheFriends
hopetocompliment,supportandpromotebikesafetyandbikeactivitiesthroughoutFalmouth.
friendsoffalmouthbikeways.com
Falmouth Aquaticsisacommittedgroupofpeoplewhostartedanonprofitinanefforttocreateanaquaticsandwellnesscenter.
Ahighquality,non-profitaquaticsandwellnesscenterwillprovideFalmouth
withrecreational,fitness,therapy,instructional,andcompetitiveprogramsthatareaccessibleto
everyoneontheUpperCapeandserveasaplatformforimprovingourqualityoflife.
falmouthaquatics.org
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Volunteers
Wethankallofthevolunteersthatmakethisracepossible.Tovolunteer,completetheformonthe
website:www.capecodtrailrace.com/volunteer
DirectionstoStart/Finish
Thebestaddressformapandnavigationapps:742NathanEllisHighway(Route151),E.Falmouth,MA
02536.ThisaddressisthesiteoftheformerNickelodeonCinemas,nowoccupiedbyHamiltonTreeand
Landscape.Theentrancetothestart/finishareaisontheleftatthenextroadeast,justbeforethe
softballfieldandacrossfromRanchRoad.Entrancetooverflowparkingwillbeontherightwhenyou
turnin.
Off-Cape from the south and west:I-195orI-495toRt.25andcrosstheCapeCodCanalontheBourne
Bridge,arrivingattheBourneRotary.SeedirectionsfromBournerotarybelow.
From Boston via Rt. 24:TakeRt.128toRt.24SouthtoI-495South,whichchangestoRt.25andcrosses
theCapeCodCanalontheBourneBridge,arrivingattheBourneRotary.SeedirectionsfromBourne
rotarybelow.
From Boston via Rt. 3:FollowRt.3southandcrosstheCapeCodCanal(whereitbecomesRt.6)onthe
SagamoreBridge.Takethefirstexit,andturnleft(west)atthebottomofthehill(secondstoplight)onto
Rt.6(SandwichRoad).FollowSandwichRoadwesttotheBourneRotary.SeedirectionsfromBourne
rotarybelow.
From the outer Cape via Rte. 6:FollowRt.6andtakeexit1CjustbeforecrossingtheSagamoreBridge.
Gooneblock,takealeft(north)onAdamsStreet,goanotherblock,andtakealeftontoSandwichRoad.
FollowSandwichRoadwestalongthesouthsideoftheCapeCodCanaltotheBourneRotary.See
directionsfromtheBourneRotarybelow.
From the outer Cape via Rt. 28.FollowRt.28North(whichactuallygoeswest,andsometimessouth)to
theMashpeeRotary.TakeRt.151westforabout4.1miles;entrancetostart/finishareaisontheright
acrossfromRanchRoad.
From the Bourne Rotary:FollowRt.28southtotheNorthFalmouth/Mashpee/Rt.151exit.Atthe
bottomoftheramp,turnrightandgoeastonRt.151for2.5miles.Theentrancetothestart/finisharea
willbeontheleftacrossfromRanchRoad.
DirectionstothePre-RaceDinner
TheDinnerofChampionspre-racedinnerisbeingheldthedaybeforetheraceattheFalmouth
Navigator,55AshumetRd,E.Falmouth,MA02536.Only1milefromtheracesite.
From the outer Cape via Rt. 28.FollowRt.28North(whichactuallygoeswest,andsometimessouth)to
theMashpeeRotary.TakeRt.151westfor3.4miles;TurnleftatthelightontoSandwichRoad.Gosouth
.4mile.TurnrightontoAshumetRoad.Entranceisontheleft.
From the Bourne Rotary:FollowRt.28southtotheNorthFalmouth/Mashpee/Rt.151exit.TakeRt.
151eastforabout3.2miles;TurnrightatthelightontoSandwichRoad.Gosouth.4mile.Turnright
ontoAshumetRoad.Entranceisontheleft.
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AmenitiesandLocalInfo
Sponsors in red.
Emergency
Dial911
FalmouthFireandRescueEmergency508-548-2323
Gas
Shell Station3.6miles.GowestonRt.151,pastRt.28tostoplight.Goright(north)on28A,about3/4
mileonleft.
Hess Station0.7miles.GoeastonRt.1510.7miles.OnrightatintersectionwithSandwichRoad.
Coffee,Breakfast
Cataumet Coffee Shop(4.0miles).Coffee,tea,bagels,pastries,andbreakfastsandwiches.Openat6:30
am.Weston151tolight,northon28Aabout1mile,onleft.
Daily Brew(2014Race Sponsor!3.9miles).Baristacoffee,pastries,sandwiches,soup,internet.Weston
151tolight,northon28Aabout1mile,onleft.
Dunkin Donuts(0.7miles).GoeastonRt.1510.7miles,onrightatHessStation.
Dunkin Donuts(3.2miles)WestonRt.1512.9milestolight,northonRt.28A~0.3miles,onleftinsmall
plaza.
ConvenienceStoresandSupplies
Dean’s(2014 and 2015Race Sponsor!2.9miles).Convenience,wineandbeer,delisandwiches.Weston
Rt.1512.9milestostoplight,right(north)onRt.28Aabout100feet,onleft.
North Falmouth Superette(3.2miles).Convenience.WestonRt.1512.9milestostoplight.Continue
straightoverrailroadtracks0.3milestostopsign.Onright.
Hess Station0.7miles.GoeastonRt.1510.7miles.OnrightatintersectionwithSandwichRoad.
Village Pantry(3.6miles).Minigrocerystore.WestonRt.1512.9milestostoplight.Left(south)onRt.
28Aforabout0.7miles,onrightinlittleplaza.
North Falmouth Liquor Store(3.6miles).Liquorstore.WestonRt.1512.9milestostoplight.Left
(south)onRt.28Aforabout0.7miles,onrightinlittleplaza.
Art’s Bike Shop / North Falmouth Hardware(3.3miles).Hardwarestore,bikerepair,bikerentalin
season.WestonRt.1512.9milestostoplight.Continuestraightoverrailroadtracks0.3milestostop
sign.Continuestraight0.1mile,onright.
Uncle Bill’s Country Store(3.4miles).CapeCodgifts,candy,jewelry,andfreshflowers.WestonRt.
1512.9milestostoplight.Left(south)onRt.28Aforabout0.5miles,onright,attachedtotheSilver
Lounge(seebelow).
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Sit-DownMeals
Silver Lounge Restaurant(3.4miles).Fullmenuandbar.WestonRt.1512.9milestostoplight.Left
(south)onRt.28Aforabout0.5miles,onright.
Celestino’s Restaurant(3.1miles).Breakfastanddinner.WestonRt.1512.8miles.Left(south)onRt.
28Aforabout0.2miles.
Baccari’s Diner(3.6miles)Breakfast.WestonRt.1512.9milestostoplight.Left(south)onRt.28Afor
about0.7miles,onrightinlittleplaza.
Courtyard Restaurant and Pub.(4miles).Fullmenuandbar.Weston151tolight,northon28Aabout1
mile,onleft.
Route 151 Drive-In(2.9miles).Burgersandpizza.WestonRt.1512.9miles.Onrightjustbefore
stoplight.
Stir Crazy.(7.5miles).Fullmenuandbar.Weston151tolight,northon28Aabout1mile,onleft.
Sights
Megansett Beach(3.8miles).Townbeachandboatramp.WestonRt.1512.9milestostoplight.
Continuestraightoverrailroadtracks0.3milestostopsign.Continuestraight0.2milestointersection
byplayground.Continuestraight0.4milestoparkinglot.TownstickerrequiredbetweenMemorialDay
andLaborDay.
Shining Sea Bike Path(3miles).PavedscenicbikepathtoWoodsHole(10.6miles)viaforest,cranberry
bogs,saltmarsh,andbeach.WestonRt.1512.9milestostoplight.Continuestraightoverrailroad
tracks,parkingareaonright.Bikepathentranceisbesidetherailroadtracks.
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