Pedal Your way to cape cod's best seascapes
Fat Tire Bike Tour on the Beach
Take an unforgettable 4.5 mile ride over the Brewster Flats. Stop to explore tidepools, take a swim, and learn about the local aquaculture.
Pedal to Adventure
Ride over the tidal flats at low tide, discovering the beauty of Cape Cod from a unique perspective.
Stop at the Oyster Farm
We will stop briefly at the oyster beds, where you'll learn about how those local delicacies make it all the way to the table.
Burn Some Calories
You'll pedal off some of that ice cream you had last night... just in time to get another after the ride.
Discover Cape Cod
Explore the Tidal Flats
Learn about Oyster Farming
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Explore Tidepools
You don't have to be a kid to enjoy searching for hermit crabs, small fish, clams, and other marine life. You just have to let yourself access your inner child. Feel free to gove yourself a booty break and hop off to explore a little bit.
Sometimes, We Find Cool Things
Like this vertebrae (spine bone) from a whale that was sitting on the beach. Other times, we might find horseshoe crabs, see harbor seals in Cape Cod Bay.
A Unique Geology
The Brewster Flats
On the bicep of Cape Cod is a vast tidal landscape shaped over thousands of years by glacial retreat and coastal processes. Formed from sediments left behind by the Laurentide Ice Sheet, these expansive sand and mud flats are sculpted daily by some of the largest tidal ranges on the East Coast. At low tide, rippled sandbars, tidal pools, and winding channels emerge, revealing a dynamic ecosystem constantly reshaped by wind, waves, and currents.
For a brief window each day at low tide, Cape Cod exposes its massive arm and offers up all the beach we need to feel the wind on our faces and ride along the water's edge.
Adventure Details
- 2 Hours
- Meet at Crowe's Pasture in Dennis
- Ages 15+ (exceptions made with prior coordination)
- Exertion Level: Moderate - Strenuous
- Bike, Helmet, Water Included
What to Bring
We recommend bringing sunscreen, a hat, closed toe shoes or sport sandals/water shoes, and a sense of adventure! Bottled water is provided, but feel free to bring your own reusable bottle to reduce plastic waste. All necessary equipment, including bikes and helmets, is provided to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone.
Other items you may wish to bring:
- Bug Spray
- Sunglasses
- Towel
- Extra Pair of Shoes (They WILL Get Wet)
What Our Adventurers Are Saying
This was a fun excursion. My boyfriend and I were lucky enough to be the only people on the tour/ride. Greg was fun, knowledgeable, easy to communicate with beforehand and very accommodating. Fun way to see the Cape flats and oyster beds. Beautiful day and fun guide. I would highly recommend this fat tire bike tour. Thank you, Greg!
Gregg was a fantastic host! My girlfriend and I had never ridden bikes on the beach, or ridden fat tire bikes at all, and this was the BEST way to do it for the first time! The beach was beautiful, and learning about the oyster beds was really cool too 🙂 Such a fun thing to do while in the Cape!
Gregg went above and beyond what can be reasonably expected of an experience host to ensure the entire party had a good time. He ensured the experience involved a degree of education around oyster farming/tide flats, exercise with the bikes and opportunities for pictures. He strategically timed the ride to end around sunset which was a nice bonus! I can’t recommend this listing strongly enough!
Gregg showed us a fantastic time biking on the flats at low tide. It was a beautiful experience. We will definitely do this again when we visit.