Cape Cod National Seashore Oversand Beach Driving

 

Learn and Explore

Due to impacts from COVID-19, the sale of 2020 ORV permits is delayed until May 5, 2020. The corridor is closed through May 4, and may be closed longer depending on further impacts from COVID-19.

The ORV corridor at Cape Cod National Seashore is comprised of miles of unspoiled beaches managed by the National Park Service to accommodate ORV enthusiasts and other beach goers. Outlined are requirements and regulations for driving off-road at Cape Cod National Seashore. All applicable federal and state laws and regulations apply and are enforceable.

Use the Important Links listing to learn about the rules and regulations you need to know before applying for a permit, or accessing the ORV Corridor. The top link provides a map to the current status of the ORV Corridor, showing which sections are currently open.

Important Links

• Map of Current Corridor Status
• How to Get an ORV Permit
• ORV Limited Access (Offseason)
• Mandatory Equipment and Tire Size Requirement
• ORV Corridor Rules and Regulations
• Self-Contained-Vehicle (SCV) Camping
• ORV Corridor Fishing
• ORV Annual Reports