Nauset Heights is an area along Nauset Beach and the National Seashore in East Orleans, Massachusetts, the outermost part of Cape Cod. Originally inhabited by the Nauset Indians, today Nauset Heights is home for more than 200 families, including summer residents and visitors from all over the world. The shoreline changes every year and with every storm, but without foot prints or Jeep tracks, the beach remains as unspoiled as it was 10,000 years ago.
Latitude 41° 47’ 57” N Longitude 69° 56' 28" W
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Nauset Heights News
Callanan's Pass Maintenance May 8th
Posted by dstrickler on April 30, 2013
Update: Date changed to Wednesday, May 8th
Peter Anderson alerted the NHA about maintenance happening on Callanan's Pass. He writes:
“Our annual spring maintenance is scheduled for next Wednesday, May 8, 2013 weather permitting. Work will begin between 7:30 and 8:00 AM and should wrap up by mid-afternoon. We will be trimming the north side back 3 feet, trimming both sides up to 12'-14', and re-grading and applying T-base and stone (up to 10 yards of each).
Town Reopens Spit to ORVs
Posted by dstrickler on March 15, 2013
The Town of Orleans Parks & Beaches Department re-opened Nauset Spit to ORV traffic. The trails South of the Nauset Beach parking lot still remain closed.
