Explore Cape Cod Truro
Truro is a hidden gem on Cape Cod with stunning beaches, natural attractions, and delicious food. You don't want to miss this outer Cape town.
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TRURO flies under the radar, but has several natural attractions and businesses that should not be missed
With more than half its area taken up by the Cape Cod National Seashore, it is easy to find a spectacular beach overlooking the Atlantic Ocean on which to spend a few hours relaxing or taking in nature: Ballston Beach, Longnook Beach, Head of the Meadow Beach or High Head Beach. Or go to Corn Hill Beach, Cold Storage Beach, Fisher Beach on the bayside for great views of Provincetown.
For even more exploration of the great outdoors, take a paddle down the Pamet River and into Pamet Hollow, hike on Pilgrim Spring Trail, or climb up to the Jenny Lind Tower or Bearberry Hill Eastern Summit for some spectacular views. Salty Market, High Tide Kitchen and Days Market shouldn’t be missed for picnic supplies and sustenance on the go. Be sure to stock up on some artisanal chocolate, small batch foods, and gifts at Chequessett Chocolate.
Complete your Truro landmark bingo with a trip to Highland Light and the Highland House Museum, and a stop for wine tasting and touring the grounds at Truro Vineyards & South Hollow Spirits. Take something home from the iconic Jobi Pottery or hard to find seasoning and kitchen essentials from Atlantic Spice Company.
Payomet Performing Arts Center brings in critically
acclaimed musical talent, theater and circus arts
from far and wide in a rustic setting. Before taking in
a show, grab dinner overlooking the ocean at the Top
Mast Cafe, some Mediterranean fare at Terra Luna,
Italian and seafood at Montano's, innovative New
American cuisine at Blackfish, or tacos and wings at
Captain's Choice. Save room for treats at Savory &
Sweet Escape.
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