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Diamond Hill Preserve, located in northeast Cumberland, Rhode Island, was originally a ski area developed by the Civilian Conservation Corps and a former mining site. It gets its name from the glistening mica found in its rocks. The ski operations at Diamond Hill ceased in the mid-1980s due to poor winter seasons, and in the mid-1990s, the Town of Cumberland took over its management. Today, Diamond Hill Town Park offers 3.8 miles of marked trails that are popular among hikers for their challenging steep climbs, especially the 350-foot elevation gain up the 'Big Hill,' an old ski slope. From the peak of the hill, hikers can enjoy a view extending to Boston on clear days. Dogs are welcome in the park but must be kept on a leash, and owners are required to clean up after them.

Grays Mill Pond is a small reservoir just off the side of the road. The pond is across the road from the main general store in Adamsville in case you are needing a snack or a drink.

Long Pond is so name because its width of 1 mile is much smaller than its 4 mile length. It's a popular location for all sorts of water sports, especially fishing. Public access is available on the south shore and there is a boat launch charging $10 for parking.

The Mattapoisett River Valley is a perfect destination for a getaway to immerse yourself in nature. A ride through this valley is a fantastic way to enjoy the serene oasis of forests, streams, and wetlands, teeming with abundant wildlife, including many rare and threatened plants and animals.

Breakwater Point and Sakonnet Point are two capes near Newport. To access them you can take the small country roads of Little Compton. The views are superb, and it feels like being far from everything.

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.

If you like to take in scenic water and woodland views then Hartley Reservoir Wildlife Management Area is just the place for you. This 70 acre state owned reserve is a hotspot for outdoor recreation. There is an abundance of fishing, boating, hiking and biking, along with fantastic places to spot birds, turtles, and other wildlife.

It's a pretty town full of farms and stone walls. Some of the roads are busy though without much shoulder.