North Truro - High Head Beach - Provincetown, Massachusetts

Address: Provincetown, MA 02657.

Specialties: Bird watching area.
Other points of interest: Wheelchair accessible entrance, Good for kids.
Opinions: This company has 53 reviews on Google My Business.
Average opinion: 4.8/5.

📌 Location of North Truro - High Head Beach

North Truro - High Head Beach

Located in Provincetown, MA 02657, North Truro - High Head Beach is a popular destination for bird watching and wildlife enthusiasts.

Specialties

Bird watching area.

Other points of interest

Wheelchair accessible entrance, Good for kids.

Opinions

This company has 53 reviews on Google My Business and has an average rating of 4.8/5.

Many reviewers have praised the beach for its remoteness and difficulty to access, making it an ideal spot for ocean wildlife watching. Some reviewers have noted that the beach is quite far from the lot and can be a strenuous hike, but the scenic views and wildlife sightings make it well worth the effort.

One reviewer noted that the beach is a great place to watch wildlife, birds, and seals, but be aware that access to the beach may be limited due to conservation efforts.

Another reviewer mentioned that the beach is secluded and peaceful, but the long walk to get there can be challenging. Overall, North Truro - High Head Beach is a unique and special destination that offers a chance to connect with nature and observe wildlife in a serene setting.

Characteristics:

Wheelchair accessible entrance
Good for kids
Remote and scenic
Difficulty to access
Wildlife watching
Secluded and peaceful

Information:

Address: Provincetown, MA 02657

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👍 Reviews of North Truro - High Head Beach

North Truro - High Head Beach - Provincetown, Massachusetts

David B.

5/5

Great place to watch wildlife, birds and seals mostly. Quite a walk from lot to beach thru deep sand. Overall good place to sit and quietly reflect.

Mike M.

4/5

An awesome part of the world. Bad news for ORV - plover hatched at High Head (and other places) and access to beaches is limited at this writing. Cape Cod is still great.

Owen R.

3/5

Nice secluded beach but very long to get out here- strenuous beach hike

Saw seals, this is one of the best beaches for ocean wildlife watching due to its remoteness and difficulty to access

Kyle L.

5/5

Gorgeous beach, even saw seals. The road is quite bumpy and its a bit of a hike to get to but its worth it. Just remember water and a hat

M R.

5/5

If you are a fan of airing down and driving on the beach then this is one of the beautiful beaches you're allowed to do this at. Make sure you get a permit and have all of the required equipment. Great place to see seals and maybe one of the many sharks that have been appearing increasingly on the Cape in recent years.

Elizabeth R.

5/5

A hidden gem, beautiful sights and quiet. The walk to the beach itself could be a bit much for young children or people with mobility issues. Well worth it though for those who don't mind the leg work!

Vanessa X.

4/5

Nice view. Just a bit difficult to get to by walking on sands after parking, about 15 min. Free parking for 2 hours.

Eric L.

5/5

Watched 300 seals resting on a sandbar at low tide. As the tide started coming back in they all headed back into the water and swam off. A spectacular sight!