Long Point

Race Point at Provincetown

The unusual events of a spit barrier beach created by littoral drift and glaciers: when the colors of the winter sky match that of the purplish sands. This is a temporal event, here one day, gone the next. The trip from Provincetown Harbor around Wood End light, past Long Point to Herring Cove and Hatches Harbor is worth the trip, if long. In April, whales feed in the race, and are highly visible. This is a good time of year: tourist season has not yet begun and there is very little boat traffic. You have the waters and shores largely to yourself. Moreover the view west, towards Duxbury and Plymouth and the contours of the South Shore.

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City of Provincetown - Cape Cod - Massachusetts - USA

Ville de Provincetown - Cape Cod - Massachusetts - USA
Coordonnées GPS: 42°03'27.1N 70°10'37.3W

La ville de Provincetown est située à l'extrémité de la presqu'île de Cape Cod dans l'état du Massachusetts. Sa population est d'environ 3000 habitants. Cependant, durant la période estivale, celle-ci peut atteindre 60 000 personnes.

Elle est réputée pour sa baie ainsi que ses superbes plages. Elle est très fréquentée par les touristes. Plusieurs artistes s'y sont installés. On y retrouve plusieurs boutiques et restaurants.

De plus, Provincetown possède le statut de destination gaie. En fait, elle possède le plus grand regroupement de couples homosexuels aux États-Unis.

Nous nous sommes promenés sur Commercial Street, une petite rue animée, quasi piétonne étant donné le peu de véhicules qui y circulent. C'est l'endroit idéal pour magasiner tant le nombre de boutiques est phénoménal, mais c'est également avoir l'opportunité de découvrir plusieurs artistes oeuvrant dans différentes sphères.

Nous avons également profité de l'occasion pour nous promener sur la digue qui mène au phare de Long Point.

Nous avons aussi visité le Pilgrim Monument, une tour haute de 77 m qui, de son sommet, offre une vue panoramique époustouflante de toute la région.

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Provincetown Massachusetts Summer 2017

Provincetown

Around Province town Cape Cod

Walking Around Ptown

Race Point Beach Provincetown Massachusetts(1)

Very cold & windy day, but so beautiful.

Cape Cod/Provincetown - Massachusetts

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Cape Cod è una penisola che si protende nell'Oceano Atlantico nello stato del Massachusetts, USA a sud est di Boston e comprende la maggior parte della Contea di Barnstable e una porzione della Contea di Plymouth.
A causa della sua posizione e per la sua storia, ospita alcuni dei più vecchi fari degli Stati Uniti.
Barnstable, Provincetown, Truro, sono tra i centri che si trovano sul Capo.
Cape Cod è rinomata per il turismo, la vela, la pesca.

PROVINCETOWN

Provincetown: Affectionately known as Ptown is a world-class gay, lesbian and straight-friendly vacation resort destination at the tip of Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Plan your Provincetown vacation here by locating the best in Ptown guest houses, hotels & lodging, dining, shopping, things to do, night life, events, videos, vacation rentals, and real estate. Provincetown is a magical place with plenty to see and do at the very tip of Cape Cod. As you will learn from this video, there's something for everyone in Provincetown.

Provincetown is a haven for artists, noted as Americas Oldest Art Colony with a variety of art galleries and is the number one rated destination for same-sex weddings in the United States. Provincetown is also one of the most pet-friendly vacation destinations on Cape Cod with many dog friendly accommodations, dog-friendly restaurants & establishments, dog-friendly beaches and one of the best dog parks on the East Coast. No matter what the season, youll enjoy visting Ptown for a day, a weekend, a week or a lifetime. For more information visit

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29 Point Street, Provincetown, MA

Please Contact Rob Tosner, (508)237-2936, Rob.Tosner@raveis.com
Point Street has long been one Provincetown's most exclusive west end neighborhoods and this newly constructed residence is a standout on every level! Sited at the end of bucolic Point Street, the home has a commanding presence with lovely views of the surrounding greenery and gardens. Built by Cape Associates, fine workmanship and attention to detail are apparent throughout this property that offers 3300 square feet of interior living area with 4 bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms.

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CapeCast at Provincetown's Long Beach

CapeCast takes a water taxi to Provincetown's Long Beach to visit a piece of paradise.

Top 15. Best Tourist Attractions in Provincetown - Cape Cod, Massachusetts

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The most beautiful places and sight in Provincetown.
Top 15. Best Tourist Attractions in Provincetown - Cape Cod, Massachusetts: Race Point Beach, Commercial Street, Herring Cove Beach, Pilgrim Monument & Provincetown Museum, Provincetown Library, Cape Cod Provincelands Trail, MacMillan Wharf, Long Point, Province Lands Bike Trail, Province Lands Visitor Center, Provincetown Town Hall, Beech Forest, Provincetown Causeway, Old Harbor Lifesaving Station, Provincetown Art Association and Museum

Lobster Pot Provincetown

Lobster Pot Provincetown

In My Footsteps: Cape Cod - Where The Pilgrims Walked

In 1620 the Pilgrims left England heading for a new life in what would one day become the United States. Their first landing spot was not Plymouth, it was Cape Cod. For five weeks the Pilgrims explored the bayside of the Cape from Provincetown down into Eastham. There are many spots where the Pilgrims left their footsteps. These are all featured in this video including First Landing Park, Pilgrim Springs Trail, and First Encounter Beach.

Race Point Beach, Cape Cod, Massachusetts, USA

Commercial Street - Provincetown, Cape Cod, Massachusetts, United States

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Commercial Street Provincetown
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Travel blogs from Commercial Street:
- ... (and safe at night) 15-minute walk to it it's on the hill of the western end of the main drag of P-town called Commercial street and we loved the place now, if I believed in the concept of rekindling the romance - I would wholeheartedly ...
- ... Wir bummeln ein wenig die schrille Commercial Street entlang (dass Provincetown als DAS Zentrum schwulen Lebens an der Ostküste gilt, ist nicht übertrieben) und ich gönne mir noch ...
- ... No trip to Provincetown would be complete, or even possible, without driving along the historic Commercial Street ...
- ... With a very similar vibe to Brighton but compressed into one long high st called Commercial Street you have everything from cute coffee shops, quaint B&Bs, amazing seafood restaurants and drag shows ...
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- Provincetown, Cape Cod, Massachusetts, United States

Photos in this video:
- Commercial Street, Provincetown, MA 02657 by Irenan from a blog titled at the land's end....
- Commercial Street Downtown District by Kevmark
- Crowds on Commercial Street 2 by Kevmark
- Commercial Street at 10:00am by Kevmark
- Crowds on Commercial Street by Kevmark
- Commercial Street 2 by Kevmark
- Commercial Street 1 by Kevmark
- Commercial Street by Kevmark

Provincetown Race Point

Provincetown Race Point Kayak Fishing

Cape Cod Canal 100th fireworks!

Quickly edited and simple. Out of the many shots while 25 feet into the canal (yes in the water with $2500 worth of camera equipment) and fighting a current I managed to get a few shots. Enjoy!! ;)
The waterway is maintained by the United States Army Corps of Engineers and has no toll fees.[2] It is spanned by the Cape Cod Canal Railroad Bridge and two highway bridges—the Bourne and the Sagamore. Traffic lights at either end govern the approach of vessels over 65 feet (19.8 m).