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Dionis is home to the Linda Loring Nature Foundation. This area along Eel Point Road is comprised of 104 acres of unobstructed conservation land with walking trails and environmental education programs. Take in the beauty this protected area while learning about the Osprey, rare birds and the wild flowers that inhabit it.
The Cliff bike path cuts through Dionis and offers a scenic, four-mile out and back trip. It’s highly recommended if you’re in the area.
Birdwatching of over 400 species
40th Pole Drive-on Beach
Rolling dunes and white sand beaches
Dionis Beach is yet another fantastic family-friendly beach on the north shore due to it's calm and shallow water. There is a parking area and a path down to the beach, with...
Take the bike path along Eel Point Road out toward Dionis Beach for a peaceful cruise all the way to...
The Linda Loring Nature Foundation, located at 110 Eel Point Road, is a Nantucket conservation and environmental education organization. They...
The beach known as 40th Pole is another local favorite in the Dionis area. It is often called “The Bathtub” due to its calm, warm waters. While there are a few parking spots to access this beach, most prefer to drive their car on the sand to get a front-row view of Nantucket Sound. If you choose to drive on, be sure to engage your four-wheel drive so you don't get stuck in the sand! Also make sure you have a beach sticker so you don’t get ticketed. Photo by Aiden Bourke.
