Atlantic White Cedar Swamp
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Atlantic White Cedar Swamp
National Park Service
Backcountry Trail
- Length
1.5 miles
- Elevation Gain
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- Route Type
out & back
(1 review)
- Length
1.5 miles - Elevation Gain
-- - Route Type
out & back
Half a mile of dirt trail leads to the cedar swamp where the boardwalk takes you on a winding tour of the swamp.
Photo by Laura Grant.
On a snow-free Jan 2023 day. Photo by Janie Walker.
Red colors pop on a snow-free winter day. Photo by Janie Walker.
Photo by NPS.
Photo by NPS.
Location: At Cape Cod Nat. Seashore near S. Wellfleet at Marconi Station Site.
- States: Massachusetts
Half a mile of dirt trail leads to the cedar swamp where the boardwalk takes you on a winding tour of the swamp. Return from the swamp via an old dirt road, closed to traffic. The trailhead is 200 yards from dunes overlooking the ocean and the Marconi site.
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Reviews
Janie
Gorgeous red colors on a snow-free winter day
This gorgeous National Recreation Trail starts at the Marconi Station Area and loops through an absolutely fabulous white cedar forest/swamp. The beautiful red colors popped on my snow-less late January 2023 visit, so I imagine a fall hike here would be jaw-dropping. Easy to follow trail with solid boardwalk on the loop portion.
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Hiking/WalkingPublic Contact
Mike WhatleyCape Cod National Seashore
Salt Pond Visitor Center
Wellfleet, MA 2663
(508) 349-3785
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- Part of a Trail System? No
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- Tread Width (average): 96"
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- Certified as an NRT
Feb 4, 1982