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A quiet neighborhood to ride in.

St. Francis Xavier Parish is a famous church as it was the JFK and his parents attended church in the summers and where the president would later attend services. The family has such a long history here, that it is also known as 'The Kennedy Church'.

The Craigville beach is located in Centerville (which is also known as Craigville), and is a very popular beach on Vineyard Sound. This warm-water beach has a lifeguard in the summer, restrooms and showers, a snack bar, and parking. The parking area can fill up though during the summer months, so be sure to get there early!

This small park near the Breakwater marks the spot where the Mayflower Pilgrims first landed on November 11, 1620. This is a great place for any history buff to stop before walking across the Breakwater or exploring downtown Provincetown.

The Provincetown Breakwater (causeway or dike) is an iconic, unique feature that is a must do if in the area. Best crossed during low tide (check a local tide chart and plan ahead! People have been stranded across the breakwater during peak high tides!) this 1.2 mile long, thin dike takes you from the end of commercial district of P-Town across bay to the furtherest point in Massachusetts: an uncrowded, beautiful beach with several historic lighthouses, and sweeping views of the entire lower Cape. While the Breakwater is generally flat, it is not necessarily an easy walk; the granite boulders have gaps between them, they can be slippery, and they are uneven, so use caution and wear good shoes!

Commercial Street in Provincetown is located at the very tip of Cape Cod. This iconic street is a vibrant thoroughfare known for its shopping, dining, stunning views, and rich cultural atmosphere. There are numerous art galleries showcasing works by local artists, eclectic boutique clothing stores offering everything from beachwear to streetwear, souvenir shops filled with Cape Cod memorabilia, and specialty stores selling handmade crafts and jewelry. There are also great places to stop for a bite to eat ranging from casual cafes to upscale restaurants, as well as numerous candy shops to grab a sweet snack. The town has long been a haven for artists, writers, and members of the LGBTQ+ community, giving it a diverse and inclusive atmosphere. There are many theaters and other venues presenting live performances ranging from plays and musicals to drag shows and stand up, which are a must if spending an evening in the town.

The 'First Landing Park' is located in a traffic circle at the western end of 'Commercial Street' in Provincetown. The park is intended to mark the place where the passengers of the Mayflower first set foot on land after their 66-day journey from England on November 11, 1620. https://eu.capecodtimes.com/in-depth/news/2020/11/08/pilgrim-400-arrival-provincetown-mashpee-wampanoag-nation-quadricentennial/6163442002/

Also known as 'Kennedy Church'. This is where the Kennedys went to church.