Watson Farm 455 North Road, Jamestown Watson Farm, a 265-acre property that has been a working family farm since the 1790s, is a scenic tribute to Rhode Island’s agrarian history. Owned and operated by a regional museum called Historic New England, it is a wonderful…
Ninigret National Wildlife Refuge (northern section) 50 Bend Road, Charlestown From the Kettle Pond Visitor Center, the trails in the northern section of the Ninigret NWR are flat and easy to navigate through beautiful pine and oak trees, blueberry…
Roger Williams Park located off Elmwood Ave, Providence Sure, you probably know and go to our fabulous zoo, but what about the park itself? The 435 acres of Roger Williams Park offer a lot of wonderful opportunities to view…
Sachuest Point National Wildlife Refuge 769 Sachuest Point Rd, Middletown Because Sachuest Point NWR sits on a small peninsula surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean, Sakonnet River, and Sachuest Bay, it's an ideal spot for cooling off in the summer.…
Upper Roaring Brook Tefft Hill Trail and Arcadia Road, Hopkinton With over 14,000 acres, the Arcadia Management Area is Rhode Island’s largest recreational area, and offers many opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, mountain biking, boating, fishing, and…
Wilcox Park 44 Broad Street, Westerly Owned and maintained by the Memorial & Library Association of Westerly, this 14-acre park has an arboretum-quality collection of tree species, monuments, perennial gardens, paved paths, and more - all nestled in the heart…
Cliff Walk Memorial Blvd west of Easton's (First) Beach, Newport The 3+ mile paved Cliff Walk path offers gorgeous views of the ocean as well as many of the City by the Sea mansions and Salve Regina University. Starting…
Warwick City Park Asylum Road, Warwick With its paved path, ballfields, and intersections with the road, you might not think this is properly characterized as a hike. But given the number of features, it's definitely worth checking out. The…
West Warwick Riverwalk Factory Street, Warwick The northern section of the West Warwick Riverwalk is short, flat, and quite pleasant. Although the floods of 2010 damaged parts of the stroller-friendly path, you can still follow it for 0.5 miles along the…
Dundery Brook Trail Meetinghouse Lane, Little Compton There are deer, turkey, dozens and dozens of bird species as well as rare plants that make their home in and around Dundery Brook, and you'll likely see some of them on your…