ロードアイランドの天然記念物・トップ4

The Lime Rock Preserve is a scenic 130-acre preserve that has easy walking trails, pond and river views, with plenty of birdwatching opportunities, and enough flora to entertain plant enthusiasts. There are ledges of dolomitic marble that create a unique calcareous soil, which supports over 30 rare plant species, more than any other Rhode Island site, including ferns and wildflowers.

Stepstone Falls is a collection of cascades formed by slabs that create "steps" in the riverbed. The falls are located on the Wood River, which runs seasonally drier in the peak of the summer. The most popular path accessing the falls is the Ben Utter Trail, but there are a few different paths that lead to the viewing area.

Breakheart Pond is a small reservoir in the Arcadia State Management Area that is right next to a major trailhead. There is a singletrack trail that hugs the banks of the pond and creates a popular loop. There are a lot of other popular trails with more hills and forest scenes that connect to the path circling the pond (aka, Hicks Trail).

The Scituate Reservoir Protection Area in Rhode Island safeguards the largest freshwater source in the state. Offering pristine landscapes, trails, and wildlife habitats, it ensures the conservation of vital water resources for the state, while providing a tranquil retreat for nature enthusiasts.

Stepstone Falls is a collection of cascades formed by slabs that create "steps" in the riverbed. The falls are located on the Wood River, which runs seasonally drier in the peak of the summer. The most popular path accessing the falls is the Ben Utter Trail, but there are a few different paths that lead to the viewing area.

Napatree Beach and Peninsula is a very picturesque and charming place. Busy in summer time, on one side you can see all the moored boats and on the other side you will have the beach to enjoy.

Breakheart Pond is a small reservoir in the Arcadia State Management Area that is right next to a major trailhead. There is a singletrack trail that hugs the banks of the pond and creates a popular loop. There are a lot of other popular trails with more hills and forest scenes that connect to the path circling the pond (aka, Hicks Trail).

The Scituate Reservoir Protection Area in Rhode Island safeguards the largest freshwater source in the state. Offering pristine landscapes, trails, and wildlife habitats, it ensures the conservation of vital water resources for the state, while providing a tranquil retreat for nature enthusiasts.