The Eastham Windmill in Eastham, Massachusetts is an easy 0.1-mile loop walk that leads through the Windmill Green common and features views of the historical windmill.
This is not a hike, but rather a very short flat walk that features the Eastham Windmill. The windmill has several unique features around each side, so it's worth checking out from all angles. Some historical information can be found on-site along with an old stone horse trough.
History
The Eastham Windmill is Cape Cod's oldest windmill - built in Plymouth, MA 1680 by Thomas Paine of Eastham. Moved to Truro in 1770. Moved to Eastham in 1793. Moved to this location in 1808.
Parking
Visitors will find parking along Samoset Road near the coordinates provided. There are enough parking turnouts for about 10 vehicles, or a bit less.
Pets
Dogs are allowed only if leashed and cleaned up after.
This is not a hike, but rather a very short flat walk that features the Eastham Windmill. The windmill has several unique features around each side, so it's worth checking out from all angles. Some historical information can be found on-site along with an old stone horse trough.
History
The Eastham Windmill is Cape Cod's oldest windmill - built in Plymouth, MA 1680 by Thomas Paine of Eastham. Moved to Truro in 1770. Moved to Eastham in 1793. Moved to this location in 1808.
Parking
Visitors will find parking along Samoset Road near the coordinates provided. There are enough parking turnouts for about 10 vehicles, or a bit less.
Pets
Dogs are allowed only if leashed and cleaned up after.
