Hikes and Sightseeing Tiverton & Beyond
Hikes & Sightseeing
This is a lovely trail, walk the farm site loop. If you like fishing, this is a perfect place to bring your rod.
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Simmons Pond
This is a lovely trail, walk the farm site loop. If you like fishing, this is a perfect place to bring your rod.
Wilbour Woods
100 Swamp RdCliff walk
117 Memorial BlvdIf you head to Newport, this walk is a must, amazing views.
The historic area includes the redoubt, a network of earthen fortifications remaining from the Battle of Rhode Island in 1778.
Fort Barton Woods is an 83-acre natural area with 3.5 miles of trails.
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Fort Barton and Ft. Barton Woods
360 Highland RdThe historic area includes the redoubt, a network of earthen fortifications remaining from the Battle of Rhode Island in 1778.
Fort Barton Woods is an 83-acre natural area with 3.5 miles of trails.
This is one of the beautiful private gardens in the area and the owners Jonny & Mikel, offer private tours through their website for a reasonable entrance fee. A real treat for any aspiring or accomplished plants person.
Sakonnet Garden
510 West Main RoadThis is one of the beautiful private gardens in the area and the owners Jonny & Mikel, offer private tours through their website for a reasonable entrance fee. A real treat for any aspiring or accomplished plants person.
A great walk right in the Town of Little Compton. It runs through a forested wetland and then into an open meadow and pond habitat. Seasonal changes in flora and fauna can be observed all year long. Highlights include the Spring return of migratory birds and emergence of amphibians of all kinds. Flowering wetland plants that include jack-in-the-pulpit and some very rare plants can be observed along the trail.
Since the trail is almost entirely a boardwalk it is particularly suitable for younger children and those for whom getting around can be a challenge.
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Dundery Brook Trail
29 Meetinghouse LnA great walk right in the Town of Little Compton. It runs through a forested wetland and then into an open meadow and pond habitat. Seasonal changes in flora and fauna can be observed all year long. Highlights include the Spring return of migratory birds and emergence of amphibians of all kinds. Flowering wetland plants that include jack-in-the-pulpit and some very rare plants can be observed along the trail.
Since the trail is almost entirely a boardwalk it is particularly suitable for younger children and those for whom getting around can be a challenge.