This year's Tour de Barnstable is a 38-mile ride through Osterville, Centerville, Hyannis Port and Hyannis and passes by many of Barnstable Land Trust's conservation properties. This ride benefits Barnstable Land Trust and Calmer Choice, two local nonprofits that work to support the community and make this a special place to live. Open to everyone, this ride is your chance to get on the road this spring!

By riding and fundraising for Barnstable Land Trust, you are directly helping us preserve the natural resources and special places in the Town of Barnstable and nearby areas, for present and future generations. We work with landowners to protect their land for conservation and take advantage of federal and state incentives. We build and maintain trails, provide outdoor connection and education and steward over 750 acres of land in Barnstable.

Thank you for supporting Barnstable Land Trust! We are so grateful to our riders, fundraisers and "funraisers"!

Contact us at [email protected] or visit www.BLT.org to support our work, and learn how you can be involved. 

Barnstable Land Trust (BLT) is a community-supported nonprofit whose mission is to preserve the natural resources and special places in the Town of Barnstable and nearby areas, for present and future generations.

By riding and fundraising for BLT in the Tour de Barnstable, you are helping protect the natural spaces and places that keep our water clean, provide habitat for plants and animals, and encourage people to explore and appreciate the outdoors.

A little bit about us:

• We work with landowners to protect their land for conservation;
• We build and maintain trails and steward over 1,100 acres of land in Barnstable;
• Our programs include guided walks, talks, and other educational programs;
• Our trail guide, which can be found in libraries and online, features 34 hiking spots and covers almost 95 miles of trails.

Whether you've hiked every trail in Barnstable or you are new to the Cape, we have a place for you. We invite you to join us for a wide variety of programs to learn more about our local ecology, wildlife and more and to sign up for our bi-monthly newsletter.

Visit our website to support our work, and learn how you can be involved: www.blt.org. We can't wait to see you on your bike and on the trails!