Most People Don’t Even Know This Little-Known Destination In Rhode Island Even Exists

Rhode Island's full of surprises, isn't it? Even if we've been here for years, we still stumble upon little gems, maybe a new ice cream shop or outdoor space, every now and then. Even if you've heard of or traveled along this scenic bike path in North Kingstown, Rhode Island, you'll find it's well worth exploring.

Whether you bike or hike, carve out a few hours for your scenic journey along the 7.4-mile Quonset Bike Path, which will lead you past a variety of landscapes.

The trail is predominately flat, although there are some slight inclines, and it is paved with asphalt.

Snagging an easy rating, this pretty path, drenched in wildflowers in the warmer months, is ideal for bringing the kiddos and pooches along. It's also wheelchair and stroller-friendly.

The trail even features several doggy bag dispensers and port-a-potties.

Because of its relative ease and accessibility, the scenic bike path can get quite busy, so be prepared to run into other walkers, bikers, and rollerbladers.

Benches are strategically placed, making it easy to sit down, have a breather and a snack, and enjoy the fresh air.

The well-maintained path meanders past a variety of landscapes - wildflowers and grassy fields among them.

However, it's the surprise at the end that tends to win adventurers over. The path wanders right along a stretch of an undeveloped beach.

If you time it just right, you might even be able to catch the changing colors of the evening sky as the sun begins to set.

Learn more about Quonset Point Bike Path on the official website of the Rhode Island Department of Transportation.

Have you followed this bike path in North Kingstown, Rhode Island? What did you think? Let us know in the comments. (Don't forget to wear a helmet.) Then discover why this village in North Kingstown, Rhode Island belongs on your must-visit list.