Winter

Spring | Summer | Autumn | Winter

Winter cold? Nah! Great time to relax, reflect, pamper yourself, relish solitude… Winter sky is the BEST! By the way, our Winter season really starts on evening of Thanksgiving Day, when all town gathers under the Monument to light the Lights… Festival of Lights begins…

Winter Visitors Guide to Provincetown

Provincetown First Night Fireworks over Provincetown Harbor. Photo by Nancy Silva

Winter in Provincetown ~ busy Commercial Street on sunny and warm January 1st, 2020

Provincetown center of town snowy beach with red boat

Provincetown waterfront, low tide view of beach front houses, Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum and Provincetown Town Hall

Provincetown beautiful sunset Winter sky

Route 6, next three exits will take you to Provincetown. “Soft shoulder” sign on the edge of Rt 6 and dunes

Provincetown Harbor, remnants of old pier

Provincetown Harbor and old Fisherman’s Wharf, now Provincetown Marina

Provincetown Harbor with entrance sign to Provincetown Marina

Provincetown Harbor with a new construction wave breaker called Wave Attenuator, protecting boats during stormy weather

Provincetown Harbor MacMillan Pier and new position for landing

National Seashore Park during cold and windy day at Herring Cove Beach

East Harbor (formerly Pilgrim Lake) with dunes covered in snow

Provincetown Winter ~ West End, Moors

Provincetown Town Hall seen from car driving from West End to center of town on Bradford Street

Spring is here! Time to visit Provincetown!