Αξιοθέατα και μέρη για επίσκεψη Woonsocket - Top 16

You get great views of the viaduct from below from the trailhead and East Coast Greenway. The viaduct was built in the mid-1930s and is notable for its open spandrel design. The spandrel is the space between the arch and the road, which here is hollowed out to form many more smaller arches.

Diamond Hill Reservoir, also known as the Pawtucket Upper Reservoir, is located in Cumberland, Rhode Island, near the border with Massachusetts. Constructed in 1971, the earthen dam stands 80 feet high and stretches 2,000 feet across. The reservoir covers approximately 390 acres, and is designated exclusively for drinking water purposes, so recreational activities like fishing, swimming, and boating are prohibited to maintain water quality. Despite these restrictions, the reservoir's scenic surroundings attracts many visitors; the area features rustic farmhouses, original historic stone walls, and woodland paths, making it popular among cyclists, joggers, and walkers who appreciate the picturesque landscape. Wildlife enthusiasts can observe various species, including ducks, swans, geese, blue herons, and occasionally bald eagles.

The Blackstone River Multi-Use Trail offers a scenic way to explore the Blackstone Valley by bike or on foot. Spanning over 24 miles, with plans to extend to 48 miles, this trail is popular for recreational users and commuters, passing beautiful river views, historic mills, and wildlife. It’s Rhode Island’s second-longest bikeway, with portions running through Cumberland and Woonsocket, following the historic Blackstone Canal and crossing the Blackstone River a few times.

Diamond Hill Reservoir in Massachusetts is a scenic freshwater reservoir surrounded by lush landscapes. Popular for fishing and hiking, it offers a tranquil escape with picturesque views and recreational opportunities.

Arnold Mills Reservoir is a picturesque freshwater body located in Cumberland. Offering serene views and recreational opportunities, it's a popular spot for fishing, birdwatching, and peaceful outings in nature.

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This part of the bike path that follows the Blackstone River is becoming more and more peaceful and offers many opportunities for rest that allow you to appreciate the tranquility of the place.

Great place to catch a breath and appreciate the view of the bridge. They have a post with some information. Also, available parking right below of the bridge for doing segments of the bike path.