At the edge of Wind Pond Woods is a working cranberry bog. This iconic Massachusetts berry is harvested in the fall by flooding the bogs, which then cause the ripe fruits to float off their stems for collection. This spot is on a section of trail takes you up on a causeway overlooking one of the large bogs. This quintessential Cape Cod view is lovely all year round, but particularly beautiful in the fall when the ripening berries turn the fields a bright red.

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Location: North Falmouth, Barnstable County, Massachusetts, United States

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