anna see what Cape Cod looked like before they built the clam shacks and miniature golf courses? You can find it on a little-noticed guided hike behind the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History. No secret to anyone who's been stuck on the Cape on a rainy day (hey, it happens), the museum hides a blue-skies secret: really interesting year-round walks through the adjacent 383 acres of museum- and town-owned conservation land you never knew was there, much of it salt marsh, over trails leading all the way to Cape Cod Bay, plus traveling hikes each Wednesday to random other locations all over the Cape. If you're an indoor person, there are snakes, live fish, frogs, turtles, even working beehives, and a room with giant widows that allows for unparalleled indoor birdwatching.