|
|
|
A "Coast" Through The East Bay Bike Path Yields A Memorable Coastal Rhode Island Bike Ride Tweet
Article and Photo by Eric H. (posted on June 26, 2007) (PROVIDENCE
TO
BRISTOL, RI) -- What could have been
The bike path starts in the great City of Providence, then goes through posh Barrington, busy and interesting Warren and ends in Bristol, a beautiful town with Patriotic pride, historic buildings and homes, and great little shops and restaurants.The 10-ft. wide path is exceptionally well-maintained and bikers seem to be more respectful than those on certain Massachusetts bike trails that seem to have a maniacal sense of self-entitlement and ownership of the given path. It's a relaxing experience, with a chance to view various perspectives of the Bay, cross pleasant bridges, rest at welcoming benches, and places to eat along the way. If you're lucky, a Del's Lemonade truck will await you with some fabulous frozen lemonade -- we had such fortune at the Colt State Park entrance to the bike path where we started our mini-trip through the Bristol part of the East Bay Bike Path. So natural, so scenic, so New England, the East Bay Bike Path is indeed a great introduction to viewing the New England coast while getting great exercise whether riding the whole path or just a portion. Visit the Rhode Island State Parks Web Site for more information on the East Bay Bike Path, including how to access the path and directions on how to get there. Related Articles: Colt State Park in Bristol, RI Historical and modern Providence, RI
|
FEATURED
ADVERTISERS
|
|
Information from VisitingNewEngland.com comes from our editorial staff. Advertisements do not influence the articles and points-of-view on VisitingNewEngland.com, unless otherwise specified. Rates and event dates are subject to change. We recommend calling your New England destination first before setting out on the planned itinerary. Home
| New England Vacation and Travel Feature Stories | Connecticut Travel
| Maine Travel
| Massachusetts
Travel | New
Hampshire Travel | Rhode Island Travel
| Vermont Travel
| Best New England Cities, Towns,
Villages |
Privacy Policy
| Site Map | Contact Us | Copyright, VisitingNewEngland.com 2001- . All rights reserved. |