Rhode Island may, arguably, be best known for its sandy beaches, to-die-for seafood, and those spectacular ocean views. However, we've got some pretty amazing forested areas, too, that will make us feel a million miles away from the rest of the world. You won't need a ton of time to follow this trail at Mowry Conservation Area in Rhode Island. However, you'll probably want to take your time to savor every tranquil moment.
A tiny woodland paradise measuring just 44 acres in Smithfield, Mowry Conservation Area promises an abundance of peace and quiet.
Tallying just .08 of a mile, the Mowry Conservation Area Trail earns an easy rating. It's perfect for a bit of exploring for adventurers of all ages, including the little ones.
If you're a beginning hiker, you'll find this is the perfect trail to start out on. No matter your skill level, don't forget to lather on the bug spray and bring some along, too.
You won't need a ton of time to follow the trail either. Allot at least a half an hour, although you might want to stop along the way to admire the scenery.
The picturesque path features some stunning natural and manmade beauty - a cascading waterfall, a fairy tale footbridge, and...
...unique rock formations. The trail can be rocky in spots, and you'll likely have to keep an eye out for tree roots. Sturdy shoes are a must.
Make some time to sit down, too, and admire the scenery and the quiet.
You have several spots to just sit back and relax.
Pups are allowed along the trail, but remember to clean up after your dog. (Keep an eye out for those who don't, so you don't step in an unwanted surprise.)
Have you been to Mowry Conservation Area in Rhode Island? What did you think? Share your experience in the comments! Looking for a fun way to beat the heat or the cold? Head to this massive mall in Rhode Island for a day of shopping, eating, and entertainment.
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