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When Nantucket’s summer visitors dwindle, the warm colors of autumn set in, and the dune-dotted island fills with a harvest of experiences like touring cranberry bogs, collecting scallops, or cycling along miles of beautiful bike paths. “Being 30 miles out to sea makes Nantucket a truly remarkable place not just during the summer but throughout the fall season as well,” says Eric Landt, managing director at island resort The Wauwinet. “The weather is still beautiful and sunny during the day and the water is warm.” We curated a guide to where to stay and dine plus things to do in Nantucket in the fall. Where to stay&nbs
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