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Burrillville

Nipmuc River Trail

Date visited: 7/28/2022

This is a pretty nice trail. The trail starts on a right of way along the right side of a large field, before heading into the woods. The trail is impeccably maintained, with a few informational signs along the way. The trail reaches the river, where the dogs had a chance to cool off before completing the rest of the loop.

Nipmuc River Trail
Nipmuc River Trail
Nipmuc River Trail

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Burrillville Recreation Trail & Duck Pond

Date visited: 8/21/2022

This trip was a combination paved bike path and wooded trail. We hiked the wooded trail to get to the duck pond. There is a paved trail that leads to the duck pond as well. The duck pond had no ducks, and it wasn't really much of a pond either. Rhode Island is going through a severe drought right now, and water levels are low throughout the area. Both the bike trail and wooded trail were pretty standard fare. They weren't all that interesting.

Burrillville Recreation Trail & Duck Pond
Burrillville Recreation Trail & Duck Pond
Burrillville Recreation Trail & Duck Pond

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Tri-State Trail

Date visited: 11/9/2020

This is a cool hike to the corner of where three states intersect. We start from the Air-Line trail, and then hike up a pretty steep hill. We arrive at the peak and there is a marker to indicate the borders of Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island. I know it's really silly, but I kept posing the dogs so that one of them would be standing in one state, and the other one would be in another state, until I got every combination.

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