We Found The 5 Best Rhode Island Beaches To Visit In The Winter
By Jessica Wick|Updated on December 04, 2023(Originally published December 23, 2020)
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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.
There’s no denying that Rhode Island truly lives up to its nickname, The Ocean State. Our beaches are second to none, and that doesn’t change when summertime ends. In fact, many locals prefer to enjoy most of their beach days in the winter. With the tourists gone and most locals avoiding them until spring, this is actually the perfect time to go. These are the five best Rhode Island beaches in winter.
What are your favorite Rhode Island beaches in winter? Let us know in the comments! For more fun during winter in Rhode Island, check out these fun, family-friendly winter activities.
Before you head to your favorite beaches in Rhode Island during the off-season, make sure you’ve got a warm coat and a comfy pair of shoes.
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When you’re not strolling along a quiet Rhode Island beach during the winter, why not go on a refreshing hike? Here are some of the places to hike in winter in Rhode Island.
Lincoln Woods State Park in Lincoln, home to several hiking trails, transforms into a winter wonderland after it snows.
Set off on an epic winter adventure of snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, or hiking at Carolina Management Area in Richmond.
Explore the 860-acre Parker Woodland in Coventry on one of its scenic hiking trails.
Boasting sensational views all year, Colt State Park in Bristol is positively bewitching during the winter; it’s perfect for a scenic hike.
Slip on a pair of boots for your journey along one of the easy walking paths at Pardon Grey Preserve in Tiverton.