The 14-Mile Scenic Drive In Rhode Island You Will Want To Take As Soon As You Can
While there’s never a bad time to go for a scenic drive in Rhode Island, there’s nothing quite like exploring the Ocean State on a warm summer day. And while the season’s days are numbered, you’ve still got plenty of time left to enjoy it. We highly recommend a cruise down Route 77 as soon as possible, otherwise known as the route from Tiverton to Little Compton.
This old state highway runs from Route 24 in Tiverton to Rhode Island Road in Little Compton.
This drive is always delightful.
Tiverton is located on the eastern shore of Narragansett Bay, across the Sakonnet River from Aquidneck Island.
It was incorporated in 1747, but its roots go all the way back to 1694. Make sure to check out Tiverton Four Corners and its country-style shops and restaurants.
Nestled between two waterways, Sakonnet has distinct maritime conditions that make it a fantastic place for wine grapes to thrive. If you'll be riding in the passenger seat on the road trip, you can always stick around for a tasting.
Driving into town feels like going back in time in the best way.
This route takes you to a lot of stunning scenery for such a short duration.
Will you be able to make this scenic drive before fall?
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Address: RI-77, Little Compton, RI, USA
