Natural wonders abound in the Bay State. From places like Chesterfield Gorge to Mount Greylock, the Cape Cod National Seashore, and more, there are some jaw-dropping places just about everywhere you look. The Brewster Tidal Flats in Massachusetts is a natural wonder you may have heard of before and absolutely one natural wonder you have to see for yourself to believe.

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Have you witnessed the Brewster Tidal Flats in Massachusetts yet? It’s such a fascinating natural phenomenon that happens to be the largest tidal flats in North America! To learn more about the Brewster Tidal Flats, visit the Brewster Chamber of Commerce website.

If you’re looking for a place to stay in Brewster for a Cape Cod getaway, check out this cozy bayside cottage on Vrbo.

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Natural Wonders In Massachusetts

Aside from the Brewster Tidal Flats, what are some other natural wonders in Massachusetts?

Among the other incredible natural wonders in Massachusetts are the following:

  • Province Lands Dunes which are part of the Cape Cod Natural Seashore are located in Provincetown. Throughout the desert-like landscape are 19 historic dune shacks.
  • Glacial Potholes in Shelburne Falls were left behind by glacial water that receded thousands of years before.
  • Natural Bridge State Park in North Adams is home to North America’s only white marble bridge.
  • Aquinnah Cliffs on Martha’s Vineyard are gorgeous and colorful and your jaw will drop when you see them!

 

Want to see some of the state’s natural wonders in one go? Check out this natural wonders of Massachusetts road trip.

What are some other places on Cape Cod I should check out?

Cape Cod is an extraordinary place to explore. Whether its beaches, the ocean, the bay, freshwater swimming holes, a swamp, historic sites, hiking, biking, swimming, boating, fishing, shopping, dining, etc. you will never be bored here! On top of all there is to do, it’s one of the most beautiful parts of Massachusetts and why it’s a second home to me.