Duxbury Beach

"First stop, the beach. There are actually two beaches, or more accurately, two sections of the same six-mile-long shoreline. One is semi-private; access is limited to residents and to non-residents willing to pony up the $350 annual oversand permit fee (four-wheel drive required). The approach is via the Powder Point Bridge, an oft-photographed 2,200-foot-long wooden bridge spanning Duxbury Bay. The other way around involves a short detour through the neighboring town of Marshfield, Massachusetts. The route circles back to Duxbury Beach Park, where per-car parking is offered at $25 per day in season. Insider tip: It's an easy one-mile beach walk from the public beach to the Powder Point Bridge. Getting a glimpse at the landmark structure, especially at sunrise or sunset, is worth the effort. Read More: https://www.islands.com/1657883/duxbury-massachusetts-beach-town-history-beach-beauty-blend-overlooked/"