This Just Might Be The Most Beautiful Hike In All Of Rhode Island

Amazing places to hike can be found all over Rhode Island! From gorgeous densely forested areas in the north, to hikes along the oceanside, there's a whole lot of landscape diversity. One thing that's consistent is how lovely the trails are throughout the nation's smallest state. This hike found at a nature refuge in Middletown might just be the most beautiful.

Sachuest Point National Wildlife Refuge is a stunning refuge found in Middletown on Aquidneck Island.

What began as a small refuge eventually grew to its current size which spans more than 200 acres.

The refuge is located on a peninsula in between the Rhode Island Sound and the Sakonnet River.

The interconnected trails throughout the refuge total about 3 miles of diverse landscape and offer a blend of easy to intermediate hiking.

Its location on the coast makes the refuge an important place for migratory and local bird populations alike and the opportunities to see fantastic wildlife are endless!

Even the deer enjoy taking in the beautiful scenic overlooks throughout the salt marsh, beach, and shrubland habitats.

With gorgeous panoramic scenic views, diverse landscapes and wildlife, and so much more, there are just too many reasons to make visiting this place a top priority.

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