Posted in Rhode Island Nature October 08, 2017 by

The One Hikeable Lake In Rhode Island That’s Simply Breathtaking In The Fall

There’s no doubt that fall is the best time to hike in Rhode Island. The sweaty days of summer are behind us but it’s not yet too cold, the air is crisp and refreshing, and of course the foliage is absolutely gorgeous. If you’re looking for the perfect fall hike, we have just the spot for you.

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The Tillinghast Pond Loop Trail is located in the Tillinghast Pond Management Area in West Greenwich.
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The trail is about 2.3 miles long, and it's an easy walk for all skill levels.
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Best of all, it circles the beautiful Tillinghast Pond, so you'll have lovely views the whole way.
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Part of the trail also winds through hayfields that will make you feel like you're far out in the country.
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Despite this beautiful area's wild feel, it's only 40 minutes from Providence - which makes it perfect for a quick afternoon escape.
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Of course, if you're entranced by the natural beauty of this area like we are, you can stay to hike the three other trails within Tillinghast Pond Natural Area, which spans 2,000 acres and is managed by the Nature Conservancy.
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You can find the parking lot for Tillinghast Pond Management Area at 52 Plain Rd., West Greenwich, RI 02817.

If you can’t get enough of Rhode Island’s glorious nature, check out this list of magnificent trails.