The beauty of Rhode Island’s coast and extraordinary parks is no secret to us locals. Amazing hikes along the oceanside, through historic forestland, and even through boulder fields and waterfalls can be found all over! Though there is no shortage of breathtaking sites, there are a few that are so unique, they stand out from the rest. Here are 7 natural wonders found right here in Little Rhody.
- Mohegan Bluffs, Block Island
Flickr/Rob Weir
Flickr/Joy These magnificent and massive clay cliffs are found on the southern end of Block Island and are a truly amazing site to behold.
- Beavertail State Park, Jamestown
Flickr/Pacheco
Flickr/Shobeir Ansari The more than 150 acres of Beavertail State Park are full of amazing views of the ocean, rocky cliffs to explore, and a historic lighthouse. This place is a wonderful park to spend your day sunbathing, and scouting out sea creatures.
- Lincoln Woods State Park, Lincoln
Flickr/Peter Rintels
Flickr/The Celebrated Mr. K Lincoln Woods is comprised of over 400 acres surrounding Olney Pond. If you’re looking for a stunning place to witness the fall foliage, this park is perfect.
- Sakonnet Point, Little Compton
Flickr/Gabrielle Cyr
Flickr/Pacheco 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.
- Goddard Park, Warwick
Flickr/Joe Bar
Flickr/Gary Brownell If you’re looking for a blend of amazing beaches, beautiful hikes, and lush greenery ideal for picnics, Goddard Park in Warwick is the place. This is quite possibly one of the most beautiful parks found in state.
- Marsh Meadows Wildlife Preserve, Jamestown
Flickr/John LightComposer The marsh land found here is definitely a natural wonder to behold! Not only are the views amazing, the wildlife residing in the area is also breathtaking.
- Ninigret National Wildlife Service, Charlestown
Flickr/U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Flickr/U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service The diverse upland and wetland landscapes of Ninigret National Wildlife Refuge make for a one-of-a-kind experience. The refuge is situated along Ninigret Pond, adding to its beauty.
What is your favorite natural wonder in Rhode Island?
Flickr/Rob Weir
Flickr/Joy
These magnificent and massive clay cliffs are found on the southern end of Block Island and are a truly amazing site to behold.
Flickr/Pacheco
Flickr/Shobeir Ansari
The more than 150 acres of Beavertail State Park are full of amazing views of the ocean, rocky cliffs to explore, and a historic lighthouse. This place is a wonderful park to spend your day sunbathing, and scouting out sea creatures.
Flickr/Peter Rintels
Flickr/The Celebrated Mr. K
Lincoln Woods is comprised of over 400 acres surrounding Olney Pond. If you’re looking for a stunning place to witness the fall foliage, this park is perfect.
Flickr/Gabrielle Cyr
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.
Flickr/Joe Bar
Flickr/Gary Brownell
If you’re looking for a blend of amazing beaches, beautiful hikes, and lush greenery ideal for picnics, Goddard Park in Warwick is the place. This is quite possibly one of the most beautiful parks found in state.
Flickr/John LightComposer
The marsh land found here is definitely a natural wonder to behold! Not only are the views amazing, the wildlife residing in the area is also breathtaking.
Flickr/U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
The diverse upland and wetland landscapes of Ninigret National Wildlife Refuge make for a one-of-a-kind experience. The refuge is situated along Ninigret Pond, adding to its beauty.
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