Rhode Island’s absolutely gorgeous in all seasons, something on which we can all agree, right? That makes hiking the ideal activity all year round, especially if we enjoy the changing scenery – from the landscape sprinkled with snow to painted in glorious fall colors. This wildflower trail in Rhode Island promises beauty all year round, but it’s particularly striking in the warmer months when the flowers are in bloom.

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Cumberland Monastery Trail is one of the best places to see wildflowers in Rhode Island. Do you agree? Do you have a favorite wildflower trail in Rhode Island? Share with us in the comments! Then check out eight beautiful hikes in Rhode Island that belong on your bucket list.

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Are there any other nature hikes in Rhode Island?

There’s probably no better way to see the wildflowers in Rhode Island than on a scenic hike. If you’re in the mood for connecting with nature, follow one of the best hikes in Rhode Island, including:

  • Newport’s Cliff Walk stretches seven miles and scores a moderate rating. However, it will lead you past some of the most spellbinding beauty, including views of the Newport Mansions, that Rhode Island has to offer.
  • Hike to one of Rhode Island’s most majestic waterfalls on the Stepstone Falls via Ben Utter Trail. The 2.7-mile trail is quite rocky, but it’s still kid-friendly. You can even follow it on snowshoes in the winter.
  • For a bit of a challenge, set off on the moderate 4.5-mile Long Point Trail. This picturesque path leads to views of a beautiful pond.
  • Wander along the 3.1-mile Lincoln Woods Trail. This easy trail meanders through the woods and past Olney Pond. Bring your swimming gear if you’re hiking in the summer.

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