Rhode Island may be known as the Ocean State, but some of its most beautiful spots involve taking a few steps back from the sea. Lincoln Woods State Park is particularly stunning, especially its hidden gems. If it’s been awhile since you’ve explored Lincoln Woods, check it out — not only is it absolutely enchanting, but it’s got a pretty great history.

Lincoln Woods State Park is located between routes 146 and routes 123 in the Blackstone Valley.
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The recreation area, which encompasses 627 acres, is marked by its telltale covered bridge.
The park is also known for its giant glacial boulders and rocky terrain.
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This prevented most of the park from being used as farmland. That being said, it's fantastic to look at.
Lincoln Woods is named after Abraham Lincoln. It even It had its official founding on the 100th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln’s birth, February 12, 1909.
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Until the 1940s, the area was also known as Quinsnicket, a faux Indian name that was actually invented by white settlers.

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The park offers nature walks, trout fishing, swimming, bicycle paths, and even trails for equestrians.
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There's truly something for everyone here.
The beautiful Quinsnicket Pond is a focal point, which swimmers and kayakers love.
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During the summertime, the public swimming area is a popular place.
Lincoln Woods State Park is a wonderful day trip destination, especially in the summer and fall.
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That being said, there's truly no bad time to visit this storybook-like place.

Rhode Island’s state parks are now open, with a few restrictions. Getting out and enjoying nature is important, so exercise caution and enjoy some time in this beautiful park, making some new memories. You’ll feel like you’ve stepped right into a fairytale.

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Lincoln Woods State Park, Manchester Print Works Rd, Lincoln, RI, USA