Look for these Dial and Discover signs.

Visitors to Cape Cod National Seashore are invited to use a new cell phone interpretation program. At several seashore locations visitors can use their cell phones to access 2-minute messages from the seashore superintendent, historian, and park rangers about seashore history, resources, and activities. Sites were selected for their compelling stories and good cell coverage. When you arrive at the seashore pick up an information flyer about the program at a visitor center, and look for these signs at tour sites. Visitors who have hearing or mobility difficulties can pick up a printed script of the tour stops at seashore visitor centers.

Dial (508) 718 - 6054

Stop 1) Province Lands Visitor Center, off Race Point Road, Provincetown, observation deck Topic: virtual tour from the observation deck

Stop 2) Salt Pond Visitor Center, on the rear terrace Topic: the historic hay barge

Stop 3) Fort Hill, off Route 6, Eastham, at the upper parking lot Topic: Fort Hill and Cape Cod National Seashore's 50th anniversary

Stop 4) Marconi Station Site, off Route 6, Wellfleet Topic: the birth of global, wireless communiction

Stop 5) Coast Guard Beach, Eastham Topic: seals

Stop 6) Coast Guard Beach, Eastham Topic: shipwrecks

Stop 7) Nauset Light, Eastham Topic: Nauset Light

Stop 8) Southern tip of Coast Guard Beach, Eastham Topic: shorebird protection

Sponsored by Eastern National, the seashore's bookstore partner.