Snowfall paired with plummeting temperatures usually means a few things. We’re in for some challenges when it comes to digging out and traveling, and we’ll have to dress in layers. However, those cold and snowy days also mean some of the most beautiful scenery in New England. When you’re ready to venture out, bundle up and make your way to this state park in Rhode Island that transforms into a gorgeous ice palace during the winter.

While the warmer months tend to draw more visitors to Rhode Island's state parks, the snowy days of winter promise just as much fun and some spellbinding natural beauty, especially at Pulaski State Park in Chepachet.
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A fresh snowfall transforms the landscape - snow-capped rocks snuggled against an almost-frozen stream, and...
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Even more leading the way to the 13-acre Peck Pond. Bundle up for your visit to the 100-acre recreation area that's tucked inside the larger 4,000-acre George Washington Management Area.
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The park is open all year round and is designated for day use, and there's plenty to keep you busy during the winter.
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Explore the vast natural area on cross-country skis. Ten miles of groomed cross-country trails meander through Pulaski State Park and further into George Washington Management Area.
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Here's a map of the ski trails at Pulaski State Park. Ski over to the warm up hut when you need a break.
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The park features four trails. Pulaski Trail tallies just half of a mile; follow the pink blazes. For a longer adventure, set off on the 4.25-mile yellow-blazed Woods Trail.
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Or slip on a pair of comfy, sturdy boots for a picturesque hike through the Rhode Island state park. Both hiking and cross-country skiing promise sweeping views of the breathtaking ice palace.
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Learn more on the Pulaski State Park and Recreation Area website.
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What’s your favorite state park in Rhode Island to visit in the winter? Pulaski State Park or somewhere else? Let us know in the comments! Winter’s the perfect time for an adventure. Here are five winter getaways in Rhode Island to help you shoo away the blues this season.

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