This gym is not enormous but the space is used economically to offer everything you need for a…read moregreat workout.

Welp, this is the place to get your Ptown pump! Has most everything to get the job done. Small, but…read morehas a great location near Stop n Shop.

Brian is a great instructor. I took several class this summer. He brings good energy to the class,…read moreoffers modifications, and give helpful feedback. I will be scheduling classes every time I am in town.

Brian "gets it"! On a visit to Ptown, both my husband and I had a session with Brian. The Pilates…read moreand gentle stretching enabled my husband and I to enjoy all the walking, swimming and "life" activities in Ptown. Brian customizes each session to your situation. I had a tight achilles tendon issue and my husband had a hip/lower back situation. It is far more comprehensive than traditional Physical Therapy. The Studio is immaculate and airy. The equipment is sanitized after each use. We would highly recommend a "stretch" with Brian while you are visiting Ptown.

I came across this trail while planning our trip to Cape Cod. I liked it because it had some sand…read moredunes (cool) and I thought it would be cool to see the dune shacks. Unfortunately, I had no idea how high the dunes were! If you've never climbed a sand dune before, let me tell you - it's not easy! It's exhausting as for every step, your foot sinks down at least half way back from where it started. The sand starts fairly soon after the trail begins and you're soon trekking uphill in sand. We made it up to the top of the first dune and 2 of the 3 of us were beat. I took great lengths to stay as high in elevation as possible in making my way to the second dune, where I saw the ocean and maybe two dune shacks in the distance - at least half a mile or a mile away. I couldnt imagine walking that far in the sand. Overall, the trail was nice and it gave some nice views, but be prepared and know going in that its not going to be easy.

Stunning place to visit no matter what season. Just a tip: do not wear flip flops especially in the…read moresummer. You'll burn your feet on the sand.

I like making this hike the Causeway is over a mile long. There are easy spots to walk and…read morechallenging areas. Some parts can be under water at high tide so after summer is over the water is to cold and you could get stuck out there. If you walk to the light house I would say it's about a 4 mile round trip walk. There is parking paid on an app $2 for 2 hours but you can add to it if you are getting low on time I walked about 8 miles before lunchtime here in Ptown

Crossing the causeway was a super fun way to spend a few hours today. As others said, check the…read moremarine forecast so you are aware of the tides and know your likely speed. My husband and I crossed the causeway, then walked along the harbor side of the shore to the tip of the peninsula- roughly 2 .5 miles. It took us just under 1.25 hours one way. We are pretty quick and agile on the boulders and we typically walk/hike at above-average pace. Still, you can only move so fast on the causeway and walking in sand will be slower than on pavement. Wear proper shoes with good grip. My Chacos were perfect for grilling the boulders and walking along sand. As for the difficulty, I'd say most people will be just fine. There are a handful of spots that might make a person uncomfortable if they aren't good with gaps between boulders or boulders that are slanted. The vast majority of the walk is along flat boulders - pretty impressive actually. Along the way & back, you'll glimpse a changing landscape of marsh and sea as the tide changes, plus you'll see a variety of birds catching tasty snacks on the marsh and sea water. You might even stumble upon an unexpected "find". We came across the carcass of a seal on the peninsula side of the causeway :-( To maximize our low tide hiking time, we set out about 3 hours before low tide. Water had already receded adequately from high tide. We spent some time on the beach near Long Point Lighthouse watching a few seals and boats before heading back. The entire excursion took about 3 hours. The beach is quiet - a great spot to relax away from crowds.

We went every day of our vacation. Huge open space safe for dogs and our experience was wonderful.read more

Stopped by on our way back from a day trip in Ptown. This dog park is beautiful and we loved the…read moreart! It's different than what my dog is used to (gravel, concrete, & sand instead of grass/dirt) but she definitely didn't mind. It has two sides (small dogs under 25 lbs and all dogs). Unfortunately most of the dogs were on the small dog side, but my dog still enjoyed racing the small dogs from the other side of the fence. The only downside is that there is very little shade, but that's a common issue at dog parks. We plan on returning before our Cape vacation ends!

Every summer when I go to the Cape,. I like to go to the Woods Walk at Highland Center. It is a…read morefun way to get away from all summer crowds and get in a nature hike. Its cool as it is on a former US Air Force Base which closed in the early 1980's. The many trails are old roads, that have all been grown over. It is a great place to bring the dogs for a hike. The trails are small loop trails and are very easy to navigate and good for all ages and abilities. Also on the site, in some of the older building, is some sort of a community arts and education center which I can not really comment on. Parking and maps are available. Free and open to the public.

Yes, the courts are clay,and (mostly) in good shape. But the owner is rude, nasty, and…read morefoul-mouthed. The other day he berated a perfectly well-behaved foursome with such gross vulgarity I would have been shocked - but I wasn't, because of his past rudeness to me. I'm done with this disgusting man.

Nice place to play tennis. Good courts, Nice owner, and relaxed vibe. Open to piblicread more

After years of renting from Provincetown Bikes I decided to take a chance with the Bike Shack. They…read morewere wonderful! So easy to work with, great bikes and fair and reasonable prices. And most importantly, the staff were all extremely friendly and helpful. I'm so happy I found them and my only regret is I didn't try the Bike Shack earlier.

I rented an Avocado E-bike from the Bike Shack and had a great experience. Molly was super friendly…read moreand helpful showing how to operate the bike. In addition to a helmet and bike lock, they provided the charger because I rented the bike for two full days. I charged it once, but I probably didn't even need to do that. One thing to note about the Avocado E-bike: there is no adjustment for the amount of power assist that it provides when you pedal. If it's on, then it starts providing power as soon as you pedal. And you always have to pedal, so it doesn't just ride on power like a moped.