Magical moments await in so many unexpected places, including along this waterfall trail in Rhode Island. Arguably one of Mother Nature’s masterpieces, waterfalls offer so much – a picture-perfect backdrop for photos, relaxation at the sound of the water as it tumbles down, and majestic beauty. This Rhode Island waterfall trail is one the whole family will love or, if you need a bit of quiet time, it’s perfect for a solo adventure, too.

You won't need a whole lot of time to explore the Ken Weber Conservation Trail in Greenville.
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Delightfully short and sweet, the trail tallies just over a mile, and its rating makes it fun for the whole family - regardless of age or skill level.
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Some hikers consider the trail more moderate, due to several steep climbs.
The waterfall trail can get pretty crowded at times. However, if you time it right - during the weekday, for example - you might find it's incredibly quiet.
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Wear a pair of comfy shoes for your trek past meandering streams and unique rock formations.
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Climbing the rocks is popular. If you're a fan of climbing, make sure you slip on shoes or boots that will make climbing the rocks easier.

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Arguably the gem of the trail is the cascading waterfall. Dropping 12 feet, it's earned distinction as Rhode Island's tallest waterfall.
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You'll definitely want to visit after a rainfall to see the waterfall at its strongest.
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If it hasn't rained in awhile, you might find the cascade is merely a trickle or completely dry.
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Both the waterfall and the surrounding landscape make this a trail that's a must hike in all seasons. You might even be lucky enough to catch the waterfall when it's frozen.
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Learn more on the Town of Smithfield, Rhode Island website.
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Do you have a favorite waterfall trail in Rhode Island? Tell us about it in the comments! Did you know there’s a tunnel of trees in Rhode Island? Yep, and you’ll want to add it to your bucket list.

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Ken Weber Conservation Area At Cascade Brook, Greenville, RI 02828, USA