The Keyes Memorial Beach Trail in Hyannis, Massachusetts is an easy 0.4-mile out-and-back universally accessible trail that follows adjacent to the beach and provides views of the ocean.
This is not a hike, but rather a flat fully-accessible walk that leads from the main parking lot for Keyes Memorial Beach and down Ocean Ave. Walkers have the option to leave the trail and explore the sandy shoreline for more views as well, it's totally up to you.
As of late March 2023, there appeared to be an eagle's nest (or very large bird of prey) sitting atop one of the telephone poles located on-trail.
Parking
Walkers will find a very large parking lot at the coordinates provided for Keyes Memorial Beach.
Pets
Dogs are allowed only on-trail and must be cleaned up after.
This is not a hike, but rather a flat fully-accessible walk that leads from the main parking lot for Keyes Memorial Beach and down Ocean Ave. Walkers have the option to leave the trail and explore the sandy shoreline for more views as well, it's totally up to you.
As of late March 2023, there appeared to be an eagle's nest (or very large bird of prey) sitting atop one of the telephone poles located on-trail.
Parking
Walkers will find a very large parking lot at the coordinates provided for Keyes Memorial Beach.
Pets
Dogs are allowed only on-trail and must be cleaned up after.
