Summer fun on Cape Cod’s west coast

From scenic spots to watch the sun set to outdoor fun by the water, Cape Cod’s west coast is brimming with fun things to check out during the summer. Check out some of these interesting spots on your next trip to the Cape.

Pictured: The sun setting over “the Knob” on Cape Cod’s west coast.

Take a bike ride up the Shining Sea Bikeway, which runs 10.7 miles from Woods Hole to North Falmouth along Cape Cod’s west coast.

Looking for a place to stay on Cape Cod’s west coast? Try lodging at the Beach Rose Inn in West Falmouth. The inn is located just a mile from the Buzzard Bay beaches and is a short drive from the ferries to Martha’s Vineyard.

Take in a breathtaking sunset on “The Knob,” a popular rocky outcropping located near Buzzards Bay and Quissett Harbor.

Bring the kids to a day of fun at Cataumet Crossing. The family-friendly location features bumper boat rides, miniature golf, and even a batting cage.

Check out the exhibits at the Aptucxet Trading Post Museum in Bourne to learn about the trading of goods that took place between the pilgrims, Wampanoag and Dutch settlers in the 1600s.

Grab your paddles and kayak in Squeteague Harbor in Cataumet.