Posted in Rhode Island February 12, 2017 by

The One Place In Rhode Island That Must Be Seen To Be Believed

Little Rhody is filled with places that could be straight out of National Geographic! From gorgeous cliffside parks and historic lighthouses, to forested recreational areas, the diversity of the landscape is simply out of this world. There’s one place found on a island in Narragansett Bay that really needs to be visited in person to really understand how stunning it is.

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Found just two miles from the ferry landing on Block Island is one of the most breathtaking sites found in all of Rhode Island.
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Known as Mohegan Bluffs, this natural wonder is as gorgeous as it is unique.
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This 150 foot gorgeous site consists of natural clay that forms the gorgeous cliffs.
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Each season at Mohegan Bluffs offers a beautiful image and the tall staircase helps make traversing the bluffs that much easier.
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At the base of the stairs is a breathtaking secluded beach.
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The site was named after a historic battle between the invading Mohegans and the local Niantic.
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It's not uncommon to see impressive rock stacking sculptures scattered across the beach left behind by visitors.
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For a list of other natural wonders found in Rhode Island, click here.