10 Hidden Gems You Have To See In Rhode Island Before You Die

It is no little known fact that Rhode Island is filled with amazing places throughout the entire state. Some are a little lesser known than others and it's these hidden gems that are often the most worth visiting. Earlier this year we offered this list of 12 great little known attractions, but why stop there? Here are 10 more fantastic hidden gems in Rhode Island that are so worth finding.

1. Mohegan Bluffs, Block Island

These 150-foot cliffs found on Block Island are breathtakingly beautiful. The secluded beach at the base of the bluffs is equally magical.

2. Third Beach, Middletown

Though this beach is a little hard to find, it's a perfectly serene place to spend an afternoon. Find it on Third Beach Road in Middletown on Aquidneck Island.

3. Sakonnet Point, Little Compton

Sakonnet Point is a gorgeous place to watch the sunset over the ocean. The historic lighthouse pictures here helps create a quintessential New England image.

4. Crescent Park Looff Carousel, Riverside

Looff Carousel is routinely referenced as one of the most stunning historic carousels in the nation and beyond. Find it at Crescent Park in Riverside.

5. Fleur-de-Lys Studio, Providence

The ornate front facade of this building and bright yellow color makes this historic building a perfect place to visit for those interested in architecture.

6. Roger Williams Park Botanical Center, Providence

Though there are countless beautiful outdoor gardens, such as the Green Animals Topiary in Portsmouth, the botanical center at Roger Williams is one of a kind. Hundreds of species of plants, fantastic tours, and so much more can be found here.

7. Seaview Terrace, Newport

This sprawling Newport mansion is so breathtaking, it's been featured in countless movies and mini series, with Dark Shadows being one of the most popular. Designed in the French Renaissance Revival Châteauesque style, touring this place is simply unforgettable.

8. Sachuest Point National Wildlife Refuge, Middletown

This 242 acre wildlife reserve is located on a gorgeous peninsula nestled between the Sakonnet River and Rhode Island Sound.

9. Southeast Light, Block Island

This historic lighthouse located just next to Mohegan Bluffs in Block Island is a wonderful sight to take in. It is referred to as one of the most beautiful in the nation.

10. Pulaski State Park, Chepachet

From swimming and fishing to beautiful hiking trails, Pulaski is a perfect place to visit on a nice day.

Little Rhody has so many beautiful things to see! For a list of exclusively outdoor attractions in the state, click here.