Kate Whouley

These super seven Cape Cod beaches are open to nonresidents and have all-day parking

Traveling this famed peninsula from its sturdy shoulder to its fingertip, a local writer shares the secrets of enjoying the Cape like an insider.

When Dana Paradis and Guido Domke fell in love with an antique house in Massachusetts, they were still New Yorkers—but that would change.

From late September to the end of October, New England puts on a seasonal show like nowhere else—and stunning foliage is just the beginning.

Three bridges not only connect Cape Cod to the mainland, but also link visitors and residents with treasured summer memories. Here’s why we love the Bourne, Sagamore, and Railroad Bridges.

Kate Whouley finds messages and meaning in the daily pealing of church bells in this thoughtful holiday essay.

“She-sheds” are the latest in the tiny-house phenomenon. On Cape Cod, they do it their own way.

An off-season ramble empties the mind of everything but nature’s beauty.

The author has never forgotten a mysterious woman she never met. Vincent was rumpled, his fine gray hair—long, yet thinning—always windblown. He wore a scarf, even in the summertime, as if he were afraid he might catch a cold in his throat. His clothes looked lived-in. You expected that he might smell. But he didn’t. […]