Beach erosion closes Long Nook Beach: Where are the best alternatives?

Beach erosion closes Long Nook Beach: Where are the best alternatives?

Landeck, Österreich - It is again this time of the year: The beaches on Cape Cod fill with sun worshipers and adventurers who want to enjoy the warm months to the fullest. Summer is just around the corner and there is already an interest in the popular coastal sections. In the middle of this excitement, however, there was an important message: access to Long Nook Beach in Truro is closed due to erosion. This was documented by a overflight by photographer Merrily Cassidy. Despite this setback, the diversity of the beaches on Cape Cod remains unsurpassed, from protected bays to fresh ponds.

The beaches are subject to various local administrative units, with the Cape Cod National Seashore has six beaches and each of the 15 cities in the region looks after its own beaches. Some of these beaches have achieved national recognition and are among the best in Massachusetts. According to Cape Cod Times, a competition under 16 beaches will be held in the next few weeks, whereby the vote on favorite beaches has already started and progress is being pursued weekly.

The best beaches in the competition

In the third week of the competition, some of the most popular beaches of Cape Cod are available:

• Coast Guard Beach, Eastham: This beach was awarded the best beach in the state last year and is often one of the top 10 USA. It offers a large beach area and challenging swimming conditions and is easily accessible via the parking lot on the Little Creek Lot.
• Race Point Beach, Provincetown: A large beach with breathtaking views and cool swimming conditions. From here, visitors have access to the Province Lands Radweg.
• nauset Beach, Orleans: known for its beautiful sunrises, Nauset Beach is ideal for fishing, surfing and swimming and offers a large parking space.
• Marconi Beach, Wellfleet: A picturesque beach that offers steep stairs for access and occasionally has challenging conditions for swimming.

various beaches for every taste

The popularity of Cape Cod is not without reason. It is not only the beauty of nature, but also the variety of activities that offers something for every budget and taste. Be it swimming, kayaking, jet ki or just enjoying the sunset, everyone will find their personal paradise here. The region is historically significant, after all, the Mayflower landing point, which led to Boston's foundation, existed here in 1620. Special beaches that are worth discovered include:

1. Mayflower Beach: known for his tide pools and wonderful sunsets.
2. Skaket Beach: ideal place for long beach walks and relaxation.
3. Cahoon Hollow Beach: A popular beach with restaurant and volleyball area.

The main attractions also include Provincetown, known for its lively nightlife and a gay-friendly atmosphere that is celebrated every year with a pride event. Visitors not only appreciate the beaches, but also the cultural offers and the port of port that make this region so special.

With the coming weeks full of exciting beach competitions and the growing rush to the coasts of Cape CoD, it remains to be seen which beaches will result as favorites. Maybe you will also visit your favorite beach and take off your vote?

For more information about the best beaches in Cape CoD and the current competitions, see the reporting of Cape Times , as well as the extensive overview From World Beach Guide and the best tips from The world traveler .