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Trail
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Cape ClassicsA sightseeing, history and culture experience. Booked on Viator.
Easy · Mixed
A short easy year-round loop through coastal heathland with lighthouse and cliff views down to Moshup Beach. (Local note: AllTrails ~0.9 mi, 4.6 stars — easy, family-friendly, scenic)
Easy · 0.8 mi · Mixed
A short scenic walk from the Aquinnah cliffs overlook area along the bluff edge, taking in the dramatic multicolored clay cliffs and the Elizabeth Islands beyond. The loop connects the parking area, viewing platforms, and the short headlands path toward the Gay Head Lighthouse. Sunrise and sunset views are world-class.
Moderate · Paved
A 3.6-mile scenic road from State Rd to Gay Head Light, popular for cycling and walking above the cliffs. (Local note: Cyclists recommend the Lobsterville + Lighthouse loop via Moshup Trail to avoid busy South Rd)
Easy · 0.2 mi
Gay Head Light crowns the dramatic clay cliffs of Aquinnah at Martha's Vineyard's westernmost point — a brick tower first lit in 1799 and famously moved back from the eroding bluff in 2015. It's a short stroll from the Aquinnah Circle shops and overlook, and one of the island's premier sunset perches above the Atlantic.