Tippecansett Trail In Rhode Island Winds Through 10 Miles Of The Arcadia Management Area
The Arcadia Management Area is one of Rhode Island’s finest gems. With an area of 14,000 acres, it’s the largest recreation area in the state, by far. We’re lucky to have so much natural beauty right here in our backyard… and the Tippecansett Trail is the perfect hike for those who want to see it all.

At just over 10 miles in length, it's not exactly a short jaunt. However, its small elevation gain and well-marked pathways have earned it an easy ranking from the hiking pros.

The hike offers a little bit of everything, from forest to ponds to historic sites.
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Stop to catch your breath and check it out.
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But if you come between September and February (or April), you'll want to wear an orange vest to let hunters and other hikers know you're there.


Beach Pond is a large 430-acre pond that sits on the border between Connecticut and Rhode Island. There used to be a public swimming area here, but now it's just meant to be enjoyed from the shore.

Rest assured, there's beauty waiting for you around every corner here.
Have you ever attempted the Tippecansett Trail?
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Arcadia Management Area, 260 Arcadia Rd, Hope Valley, RI 02823, USA