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This historic lighthouse was built in 1878 and is maintained by the Martha's Vineyard Museum. The museum runs $5 sunset tours during the summer, and the lighthouse is also available to be rented out as a venue for weddings and other events.

The cycle paths are well developed and there is little traffic.

A beautiful spot and a great starting point for bike tours. There are plenty of rental companies there. E-bikes are quite expensive though, ~$75 per day.

Sandwiched between Joseph Sylvia State Beach and the Felix Neck Conservation Area, Harts Harbor is a large body of water. It's actually an extension of Sengekontacket Pond and is nice to look at as you ride along the bike path.

With soft, golden sand and shallow water, Joseph Sylvia State Beach is a popular hangout spot on Martha's Vineyard. The beach extends 5 miles (8 km) between Oak Bluffs and Edgartown. It's public and not privately owned like many of the island's beaches. On one side, the Atlantic Ocean glistens into the horizon and on the other, Cow Bay stretches around the coast. It's popular for windsurfing and kitesurfing when the weather is right.

Farm Pond looks more like a lake from the bike path with how big it is. You also get a pretty good view of the surrounding wetlands and the ocean on the other side of the highway from here.

Chilmark is a charming, historic town with a lovely center that is home to New England Treasures. It is a lively spot, especially during March when the Martha’s Vineyard Film Festival is held here. Chilmark boasts the highest point on Martha's Vineyard.

Dive into the rich history of West Tisbury, a charming New England town settled by English pioneers in 1669. With cute shops, historic buildings, and mills, it's not just a town; it's the island's agricultural heartland.