There is something special about a boardwalk winding through the woods. It hints at a sense of magical adventure. You can explore a beautiful boardwalk nature trail at Powder Mill Ledges Wildlife Refuge and it’s certainly a walk you’re going to want to take soon.

Visit Powder Mill Ledges Wildlife Refuge in Smithfield. The refuge is a 120-acre property that has everything from woodlands to wildflowers.
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Enjoy exploring three different short trails at this charming spot. The paths are well-maintained by the Rhode Island Audubon Society making this place great for all skill levels and ages.
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Wind your way through the woods on boardwalk paths under a deep forested canopy.
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Not all of the hike is boardwalk, journey along the soft footpaths through a lush green fern forest.
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Cross storybook footbridges to traverse small streams and brooks during your adventure.
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During certain seasons, the landscape explodes with wildflowers.
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Visitors will love the short and sweet boardwalk trails and wooded paths at this spot just outside of civilization.
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Visit Powder Mill Ledges Wildlife Refuge at 12 Sanderson Rd., Smithfield, RI 02828. For more information about this state treasure, visit the Rhode Island Audubon Society website.

Have you ever taken the boardwalk nature trail through the preserve? If you love exploring the outdoors, walk this short magical hike or take this beautiful beach stroll. Catch up on all the scenic places to visit and explore in the Ocean State by joining our Rhode Island Nature Lover’s Group on Facebook.

 

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