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Honest History. Real Stories. Good Dogs.

Dog-friendly walking tours in historic downtown Plymouth, MA.

History. Humanity. Dogs. A Different Kind of Walking Tour in
Plymouth, MA.

Unseen Path offers  pet-friendly, human-focused walking tours in historic Plymouth, Massachusetts.

We explore history from the ground up, weaving together the parts most tours leave out. Whether you're into history, dogs, or just a better story than the one in your 5th grade textbook, there’s something here for you. There will be laughter. There might be swearing. There will definitely be tail wags.

No dog? No problem. Come with your dog, your people, or just your curiosity—you’ll leave with something to think about.

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Pilgrims, Plaques, and Problems

Downtown Plymouth Tour

This 90-minute walking tour through downtown Plymouth goes beyond the polished plaques and postcard spots. The pace is easy, the vibe is relaxed, and yes—there are tail wags, water bowls, and great photo ops for your pup’s main character moment.

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History, Adventure, and Dogs—
The Best Things to Do in Downtown Plymouth!

Whether you're a history buff, an explorer at heart, or just love discovering new places with your pup, we’ve got something for you. Book your tour today and see Plymouth in a whole new way!

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Land Use Acknowledgment: Unseen Path acknowledges that the land on which it operates is the sacred land of the Wampanoag Nation. We honor the Herring Pond Wampanoag people as the original stewards of this place now known as Plymouth. As we explore the stories of Plymouth, we strive to honor the Wampanoag Nation by fostering awareness, respect, and education about Indigenous history. We encourage our visitors to learn more about the Wampanoag people and their ongoing connection to this land. For more information, please visit https://mashpeewampanoagtribe-nsn.gov/

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