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Blackstone River Bikeway

Lincoln, RI U.S.A.

C/O Lincoln Woods State Park
2 Manchester Print Works Road
Lincoln, RI 02865
U.S.A.
401-723-7892
401-724-7951 Fax
Small Map of Blackstone River Bikeway Location

Click to Zoom Map and Pictures

Open Year-Round No Entry Fee Charged
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Greenways are cropping up everywhere in Rhode Island, as private and public groups work together to develop a comprehensive system of trails and bike paths.

When complete, the paved Blackstone River Bikeway will offer a 17-mile scenic bike path. Skirting the Blackstone River, the trail offers spectacular views of New England fall foliage.

The 12-foot wide bikeway will eventually link to a network of bike paths stretching from Florida to Maine, forming what is to be called the East Coast Greenway.

The pathway will support cyclists, joggers, walkers, cross-country skiers and inline skaters.

The southern foot of the Blackstone River Bikeway will eventually link to the popular East Bay Bike Path to create a continuous 31.9-mile route.

For current updates on construction progress, call the bicycle coordinator of the Rhode Island Department of Transportation at 401-222-2694, ext. 4034.

Outdoor Activities

Walkers and bicyclists alike enjoy the Blackstone Bikeway.

The quality and popularity of bike paths increase each year.

Outdoor Activities
Activities Column 1 Activities Column 2 Activities Column 3
Camping not available Freshwater Fishing available Visitor Center available
Hiking available Saltwater Fishing not available Children's Activities not available
Backpacking not available Guided Tours not available
Rock Climbing not available Scenic Drives not available
Horse Trails not available Big Game Hunting not available Picnicking available
Wheelchair Trails/Ramps available Upland Hunting not available Off-Road Vehicles not available
Waterfowl Hunting not available Lodging Nearby available
Restaurants Nearby available
Canoeing available
Kayaking available Cross-Country Skiing available
Rafting not available Downhill Skiing not available Bird-Watching available
Beaches not available Snowboarding not available Nature Viewing available
Boat Launch not available Snowshoeing available Historic Sites available
Snowmobiling not available
Ice Skating not available
Mountain Biking not available Winter Camping not available
Touring available

Photo credits in order: Photo by Frances Segerson, courtesy of Rhode Island Department of Transportation. Courtesy of Rhode Island Division of Parks and Recreation.

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