Skip the car, skip the traffic. This weekend trip from Boston to Cape Cod is all about making the journey part of the adventure – by train, by bike, and by ferry. It’s a multi-modal escape that’s perfect for coastal explorers who love to mix transit, outdoor fun, and stress-free planning. With Airial, you can map out the entire route in seconds, from bike paths to ferry schedules, and adjust along the way as your weekend unfolds.
Why This Route Rocks:
- No car required – trains, bikes, and ferries will get you there.
- Explore the Cape at a slower pace, with scenic trails and coastal rides.
- Airial seamlessly connects each leg of the trip (and adapts in real-time as you tweak your plans).
Route Breakdown / Key Stops:
Boston to Hyannis by Train
- Ride the seasonal CapeFLYER train straight to Cape Cod (no traffic, no stress).
- Onboard bike storage makes it easy to bring your ride.
Bike Trails Around Hyannis
- Explore the Cape Cod Rail Trail, a paved, car-free route with beach stops, shops, and local cafes.
- Optional side trip: Ride out toward Dennis for quieter stretches and ocean views.
Ferry to Martha’s Vineyard or Nantucket
- Catch a ferry from Hyannis to Martha’s Vineyard or Nantucket for a classic island day trip.
- Walk or rent bikes on the islands to explore car-free.
Who This Trip is For:
Perfect for weekenders, cyclists, and travelers looking for a coastal escape without the hassle of driving. Great for solo travelers, couples, and families who love the journey.
Local Tips / Add-Ons:
- CapeFLYER runs seasonally from Memorial Day to Labor Day – book early as tickets can sell out.
- Consider staying overnight in Hyannis or on Martha’s Vineyard for a longer trip.
- Airial can surface ferry options, bike rentals, and timing tips to make connections smooth.
Use this prompt to start:
Plan a weekend trip from Boston to Cape Cod that includes the Cape FLYER train, bike rides on the Cape Cod Rail Trail, and a ferry trip to Martha’s Vineyard or Nantucket. Prioritize bike-friendly routes, local ferry schedules, and flexible transit connections.
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