ARRIVING IN THE NEW WORLD

In 2020 we celebrate the 400th Anniversary of the Pilgrim landing in Plymouth, MA. Let us not forget, they first landed in Provincetown on Cape Cod. The Pilgrim Landing Trail is intended to educate visitors and be a unique opportunity to visit these locations and explore the experiences of the Pilgrims on Cape Cod. History lovers will enjoy a great day trip, or weekend escape, while touring the historic Cape Cod locations and stopping along the way for lunch or dinner at one of the many area restaurants.

Click here for our story highlighting the Pilgrim Landing Trail!

Click here to download the Pilgrim Landing Trail Brochure

FOLLOW ALONG THE TRAIL

Today, there is a 55-mile trail across what is now the Outer and Lower Cape that you can travel to trace the explorations and experiences of the Pilgrims. The Cape Cod Pilgrim Landing Trail includes the following museums and stops:

  1. Pilgrim Monument & Provincetown Museum-1 High Pole Hill Rd, Provincetown
  2. Monument on Corn Hill, Truro
  3. First Encounter Beach-Eastham
  4. Chatham Light House- 37 Main Street, Chatham
  5. Atwood House & Museum-347 Stage Harbor Rd, Chatham
  6. Nickerson Family- Homestead 1107 Orleans Rd, Chatham
  7. Mashpee Wampanoag Museum- 414 Main St, Mashpee

SUPPORTED BY

This program is supported by a grant from CARE for the Cape & Islands, a local organization and the first with a travelers’ philanthropy initiative.

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