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Updated: June 12, 2025
Yarmouth Sand Sculpture Trail is back for 2025 with more than 30 giant sand creations on display at businesses and public spaces all over town.
A self-guided tour of the Trail is a fun, free way to explore Yarmouth and see amazing sculptures like this up close.
What's On This Page ...
Behind every sculpture is the dynamic duo that’s brought the trail to life for more than a decade.
Curious to know more about Sean's artistry? Take a peek at his website: Fitzy Snowman Studios
Here’s when the sculpting happens, and when everything will be ready to see.
Sean and Tracey usually head to the Cape around the second week of May to start working on their first sculpture.
They work six days a week, from early morning to around noon-ish (weather permitting), tackling one sculpture at a time.
There’s no posted schedule of where they'll be working on any given day. So spotting them in action is mostly a matter of being in the right place at the right time (a/k/a: "luck").
If you do see them at work, don't hesitate to stop by and say hello. Sean and Tracey are super-friendly and happy to chat with curious passers-by!
All 30+ sculptures are typically finished by the third week in June—sometimes a little bit later, depending on weather.
*Tip: Once the trail is complete, you’ll find the highest concentration of sculptures along Route 28. That's a great stretch to tour if your time is limited!
Unless they're accidentally damaged or intentionally vandalized (thankfully, that doesn't happen very often!), the sculptures stay in place until mid-October.
*Important: Each sand sculpture has an invisible protective coating that helps keep it intact. If that protective layer is broken, moisture seeps into the cracks. And that's the beginning of the end for the sculpture.
So please, please, please ... don't touch!
These sculptures have been completed and are ready for you to see.
*Note: I update this list regularly as new sculptures are completed. Be sure to check back for the latest additions and locations!
Bonus Tip for Geocachers
At least one sand sculpture location this year has a cache hidden nearby. It's about 50 steps away from the sculpture. Close enough to make this a bonus stop!
Not familiar with geocaching? Here’s how to play the game →
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