Rhode Island is filled with gorgeous attractions! Beautiful state parks, hiking trails, beaches, and so much more can all be enjoyed throughout the state. Though each one offers something unique, there are some that should simply not be missed. Here are 10 stunning places to explore in the Ocean State.
- Newport Cliff Walk, Newport
Flickr/new-york-city This stunning 3.5-mile scenic walk found in Newport is by far one of the most amazing experiences to be had in Rhode Island.
- Green Animals Topiary Garden, Portsmouth
Flickr/Dhananjay Odhekar These magical gardens are located in Portsmouth and are also owned by the Newport Preservation society. The property features more than 80 topiary sculptures and gorgeous walkways.
- Misquamicut Beach, Westerly
Flickr/Michelle This beach in Westerly is likely the number one choice for Rhode Island residents! With amazing sunsets and lots of stunning open space, this makes for a wonderful beach day.
- Sakonnet Point, Little Compton
Flickr/Timothy Burling The charming small town of Little Compton is home to this natural wonder. Sakonnet Point is a breathtaking beach with picturesque views of the harbor and a historic lighthouse in the distance.
India Point Park, Providence
India Point Park, Providence India Point Park might be one of the most beautiful places in Providence. With a stunning view of the city skyline and the Providence River, the sites are perfect to behold.
Mohegan Bluffs, Block Island
Flickr/Joy These magnificent and massive clay cliffs are found on the southern end of Block Island. Standing at 150 feet tall and neighboring a historic lighthouse, this destination should not be missed.
- Norman Bird Sanctuary, Middletown
Flickr/G.E. Long Hiking and native birds are a great combination. Norman Bird Sanctuary is arguably the best place to go for bird watching in state and its located in charming, coastal Middletown.
- Beavertail State Park, Jamestown
Flickr/Rick Payette Spanning 153 beautiful acres on Conanicut Island in Narragansett Bay, Beavertail State Park is a truly magical place. It is fully equipped with its own secret beaches, hiking trails, and mid-1800s lighthouse.
- Sachuest Point National Wildlife Refuge, Middletown
Flickr/Christine Riggle This 242 acre wildlife reserve is located on a gorgeous peninsula nestled between the Sakonnet River and Rhode Island Sound.
- Fort Nature Refuge, North Smithfield
Flickr/Matt The 235-acre stretch of forest is a perfect place to enjoy the fall foliage. This place is a true wonder including many beautiful sites.
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Flickr/new-york-city
This stunning 3.5-mile scenic walk found in Newport is by far one of the most amazing experiences to be had in Rhode Island.
Flickr/Dhananjay Odhekar
These magical gardens are located in Portsmouth and are also owned by the Newport Preservation society. The property features more than 80 topiary sculptures and gorgeous walkways.
Flickr/Michelle
This beach in Westerly is likely the number one choice for Rhode Island residents! With amazing sunsets and lots of stunning open space, this makes for a wonderful beach day.
Flickr/Timothy Burling
The charming small town of Little Compton is home to this natural wonder. Sakonnet Point is a breathtaking beach with picturesque views of the harbor and a historic lighthouse in the distance.
- India Point Park, Providence
India Point Park might be one of the most beautiful places in Providence. With a stunning view of the city skyline and the Providence River, the sites are perfect to behold.
Flickr/Joy
These magnificent and massive clay cliffs are found on the southern end of Block Island. Standing at 150 feet tall and neighboring a historic lighthouse, this destination should not be missed.
Flickr/G.E. Long
Hiking and native birds are a great combination. Norman Bird Sanctuary is arguably the best place to go for bird watching in state and its located in charming, coastal Middletown.
Flickr/Rick Payette
Spanning 153 beautiful acres on Conanicut Island in Narragansett Bay, Beavertail State Park is a truly magical place. It is fully equipped with its own secret beaches, hiking trails, and mid-1800s lighthouse.
Flickr/Christine Riggle
This 242 acre wildlife reserve is located on a gorgeous peninsula nestled between the Sakonnet River and Rhode Island Sound.
Flickr/Matt
The 235-acre stretch of forest is a perfect place to enjoy the fall foliage. This place is a true wonder including many beautiful sites.
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