Land Bank Cross-Island Hike 2016
Hikers gather at Pecoy Point Preserve at the shoreline of Sengekontacket in Oak Bluffs.
Graham Smith
Hikers gather at Pecoy Point Preserve at the shoreline of Sengekontacket in Oak Bluffs.
Graham Smith
Stepping off with snacks, water, walking sticks and comfortable shoes.
Graham Smith
Making their way to Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary.
Graham Smith
Heading to the Boulevard in Edgartown on an eastward trail.
Graham Smith
Route took hikers over trails, ancient ways and Island roads.
Graham Smith
Crossing a meadow in Edgartown.
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Following the bluffs overlooking Eel Pond.
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A view of Edgartown Light on the way to Memorial Wharf.
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Crossing Chappy with Edgartown harbor behind the group.
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Atlantic Ocean ahead and the long trek across Norton Point to South Beach's left fork.
Graham Smith
The hardy hikers gathered at Pecoy Point in Oak Bluffs on Saturday, the start of the Martha's Vineyard Land Bank's annual cross Island hike. The route would take them through approximately 21 miles of land bank trails, ancient ways, roads and some private properties from Oak Bluffs, Edgartown, Chappaquiddick, and back along Norton Point to South Beach’s left fork.
