Exploring the woods on a hike in Rhode Island promises so much fun – as long as we lather on the bug spray. Some Rhode Island trails, especially those that wander through the woods, can get quite busy. This fairy tale trail, however, tends to be quite quiet, so you might cross paths with just a few other hikers or absolutely no one at all. It’s perfect if you’re craving some quiet time.

With more than 385 hiking trails that criss-cross Rhode Island, we can always find one that has just what we're looking for.
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Combining the tranquility of the woods with scenes that will make you feel like you're on the set of an old-fashioned fairy tale, the trail is brimming with beauty.
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Carve out at least 90 minutes for your trek along this picturesque path, Mercy Woods and Ridge Perimeter Loop in Cumberland, that's considered moderate.
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The trail earns a moderate rating due, in large part, to the short climbs that you'll encounter numerous times.
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Hikers praise the trail for its tranquility and warn about the abundance of bugs. Your best bet is to lather on the bug spray and bring plenty along with you, too.
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As with most Rhode Island trails, the path can get quite slippery and muddy after a rainfall and icy in the winter. Still, the scenery makes the challenges worthwhile.
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Sit for a few moments of quiet reflection on a perfectly-placed bench, surrounded by towering trees. You'll also pass a shimmering pond.
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The trail is well-marked. However, if you're taking your pup along, make sure he is leashed. Numerous hikers complain about unleashed dogs, which can ruin the experience for others.
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Learn more on the official website of The Cumberland Land Trust.
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Do you have a favorite hike in Rhode Island that wanders through the woods? Tell us about it in the comments! Have you trekked along the fairy trail in Rhode Island yet?

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