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Restore Cape Cod National Seashore ORV Access

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Donald Day
6 years ago

Please give back our beaches. We clean the race point beaches while out there.

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Audrey Barrette
6 years ago

Please open for ORV use! It’s a family tradition we would like to continue.

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Michael Sullivan
6 years ago

Open it!

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Tracy Sullivan
6 years ago

Will be on staycation next week and was hoping to spend time on the ORV. Saw most of it was closed. Very disappointed :(

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mary brown
6 years ago

please know that i obey posts on Race Point Beach when i am able to enjoy being on the beach (due to extra time given to only walkers and the piping plovers.). please give consideration to humans that mean no harm. I sure miss being there!

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Joan Pasteris
6 years ago

Blocking access to the Seashore isn’t necessary for ORV and birds to coexist, they have right along. Protect the nesting birds, just allow vehicles to drive into the beach from another road farther down the pole road. It will fill in over the winter storms! Those who can’t follow simple rules should have their permits revoked. A few ruin it for everyone! We love and appreciate the National Seashore. It’s our right to be there!

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Tim Rutherford
6 years ago

Costs a lot of money for a sticker thats getting harder and harder to utilize!

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Susan Belisle
6 years ago

Open it!

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edward p murray
6 years ago

About time we got organized. Thanks for taking the initiative-41 years on the beach-from over 20 miles of access to 3/10ths of a mile-very sad!

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John Norton
6 years ago

Reasonable measures would still allow much more of the beach to be available for driving and still protect nesting shorebirds

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Pam Butler
6 years ago

Needs to be done

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Francine Bourgault Nelson
6 years ago

I’ve visited 15 national parks as far as Utah . No park ever kept visitors from participating or limiting in what the park is offering! EPA needs to reevaluate not just the bird issue but the massive seal population settling on the sand bars dropping their excrements in the surf & beaches.Thousands of seals have attracted sharks along these parks causing fear & death.

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Mark Prior
6 years ago

My family has stopped vacationing at the Cape because of the limited access. Will not go back until we have proper beach access

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Ernie Crawford
6 years ago

Please keep beaches open for us to enjoy

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Bridget McGarry
6 years ago

Safely open to protect the seashore and allow enjoyment as intended

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Steven Decosta
6 years ago

Keep beach access available to all

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Max dunigan
6 years ago

Trucks don’t kill plovers. Enforce the leash law.

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Christopher Then
6 years ago

I’m glad to see someone is taking the bull by the horns on this. Our family has been going since the early 70’s and it’s been sad to see how little (if any) of the ORV corridor there is to use nowadays.

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William Travers
6 years ago

It's time.

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James Birkenberger
6 years ago

My wife and I have been season pass holders for OSV and MBBA for many years. Our vehicle has not touched the sand since 2017 due to the uncertaintly of access during our vacations. There is no question in my mind that we are no longer wanted here. Correct me if I am wrong, but the NPS is paid for with taxpayer money, shouldn't we have a say since we pay the salaries????