Anyone interested? It’s 85 miles from Plymouth to Provincetown and you can ride both ways or ferry back. Either camp overnight or stay in a hotel if you prefer. Tentatively May 17-19

FYI: There is a supported MS charity ride that is doing basically that route I think.

https://secure.nationalmssociety.org...30187&pg=entry

Yes, thank you for clarifying. This ride is self-contained or self-supported (if you want to stay at the hotel). Not a big fundraiser event, just a small group out for a weekend jaunt up the cape before the busy season starts.

So, you're thinking 3 days? 25-35miles per day?

Okay, let me explain this differently:

I’m taking the commuter rail to Kingston/Plymouth and camping at Myles Standish State Forest on Friday evening, May 17. This is optional but helpful if you want to have the whole following day (Saturday) to ride the 85ish miles to Provincetown.

Then you can either take a ferry back to Boston or ride back to Plymouth with me on Sunday.

If you can’t make it this month but want to do something like this, maybe I’ll do it again in the Fall sometime after Labor Day.

Sounds interesting. Not doable for May, but possibly in September. Commuter Rail to Plymouth is a good idea, but I would Motel it, to meet up on Saturday morning, then to P-town for ferry back to Boston.

Rode from my house in Wilmington on a version of this. The bridge crossing was " sketchy" at best. Facing traffic on a raised sidewalk. Miles standish is nice too. Using the bike path I would assume? That service rd next to rt 6 was hilly if I recall. Good stuff. Ice cream shops right on the bike path too.

Awesome, sounds good Jim. My phone number is (781)775-5428. Send me a text so I have your number and I can let you know when I’m planning another ride like this!
- Isaac

Thanks for the offer. I read this Forum frequently, so I'll likely see an announcement, or PM me.

Looking forward to a ride report, and as they say, "Without pictures it didn't happen."

BTW, I see by your area code you are local in Metro Boston; I do a lot of riding in that area both North and South of Boston since I am in central Kenmore Square. FYA, check out this thread on the Northeast Regional Discussion Forum, Metro Boston: Good ride today; IMO, it is the de facto Boston Cycling Forum itself.