Provincetown & the Outer Cape – This morning, enjoy a ride along the National Seashore’s bike paths and roadways that wind among the dunes. Visit the Province Lands Visitor Center where you can learn more about the region’s native people and the constantly changing landscape of the dunes of the Outer Cape. Visit the historic Old Harbor Life Saving Station or walk the beach to Race Point Lighthouse which marks the northern most point of Cape Cod. This afternoon you might climb the Pilgrim’s Tower, browse shops and galleries in town, or join a whale watch to nearby Stellwagen Bank— one of the world’s richest marine habitats and a favored feeding ground for large numbers of whales. The 252’ tall Pilgrim’s Monument offers sweeping views over the entire Outer Cape and across Cape Cod Bay to Boston. In 1620 when the Pilgrims first landed in the New World, they stopped in Provincetown for five weeks before continuing on to Plymouth where they ultimately settled. If you prefer to put a few more miles on your bike, venture to the bayside highlands of North Truro. This evening, stroll along Provincetown’s narrow streets lined with period architecture, and take advantage of the “golden hour” for photos. Join your fellow travelers for a final dinner together at a favorite restaurant in town.