These 4 Trails In Rhode Island Will Lead You To Extraordinary Ruins
Hiking trails in Rhode Island lead to so many amazing places – taking us along the ocean’s shore and to hidden gems in the woods. We even have several Rhode Island trails that lead to fascinating ruins. Pull out the bucket list because these trails are sure to stoke your imagination.


Arcadia Management Area, 260 Arcadia Rd, Hope Valley, RI 02823, USA
You'll definitely want to be up for a bit of a challenge when you follow the Shelter Trail, which features some inclines and spans 6.5 miles. However, the beautiful scenery is definitely worth the effort. The most unique aspect of this Rhode Island hike is the ruins of an abandoned summer camp. If you close your eyes, you can probably imagine the squeals of children and the fun of those summer days long ago. Read more about this unique Rhode Island trail in a previous article.
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Narragansett, RI, USA
The journey along the Black Point Trail is short and sweet, tallying just over two miles. Akin to a stroll on the beach, the easy trail boasts an abundance of gorgeous scenery and leads to the ruins of an abandoned mansion. Learn more about this coastal trail in Rhode Island.


World War II Memorial Loop Trail – Smithfield
The World War II Memorial Loop Trail offers a whole lot to see - from a memorial at the site of a bomber crash to the ruins of an old farm. Don't forget your camera because you'll also pass a waterfall on this 4.4-mile trail. Get a glimpse of what awaits on this historic Rhode Island trail in a previous article.


Brenton Point State Park, Ocean Drive, Newport, RI 02840, USA
Head over to Brenton Point State Park to witness the stunning ruins of a once-majestic mansion. Simply follow the trail that leads to The Bells, the mansion ruins. However, you cannot go inside the ruins any longer as they are simply not safe. You can still walk around outside and snap photos of these unique ruins. Check out a previous article on this Rhode Island trail.
Do you know of any other trails in Rhode Island that lead to extraordinary ruins? Tell us about them in the comments! Next time you’re on the lookout for a unique gift or want to treat yourself, visit this one-of-a-kind shop in Rhode Island.
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