7 Things No One Tells You About Surviving A Rhode Island Winter
By Jessica Wick|Updated on November 30, 2022(Originally published November 25, 2022)
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Jessica Wick is a writer and travel enthusiast who loves exploring new places, meeting new people and, of course, beautiful Big Sky Country and every part of Washington State.
Rhode Islanders tend to fall into one of two categories. We either absolutely love winter or we loathe it. If you fall into the category of well, loathing it, you might find that your next winter in Rhode Island is a little easier if you keep these seven things in mind. Here’s how to make sure you’re properly prepared for another one of those Rhode Island winters.
Do you enjoy Rhode Island winters? What do you love most about winter in Rhode Island? Let us know in the comments! We happen to think life here is amazing in any season.
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What are some fun, family-friendly things to do in Rhode Island in winter?
Being cooped up in the house all winter can lead to some severe bouts of cabin fever. Fortunately, there’s no shortage of family-friendly things to do in Rhode Island in winter, including:
Spend the day snow tubing at Yawgoo Valley Ski Area and Water Park.
Explore the Pawtucket Indoor Farmers Market.
Go on a scenic hike.
Stay toasty and full by following the Rhode Island Chowda Trail.
Head to Providence for ice skating or bumper cars on ice.
What are some of the best small towns in Rhode Island?
Rhode Island’s small towns are beautiful all year round but after a fresh snowfall? Well, they’re absolutely magical. Here are some of the best small towns in Rhode Island that are perfect for a winter (or anytime) visit:
New Shoreham. While you’re on Block Island, make sure you stop by Mohegan Bluffs; wait until you see the wintertime views.