Rhode Island might be small, but its natural landscape is filled with diversity! The parks scattered across the state are each unique in their offerings. This one nature refuge is so breathtaking and original that it feels like it could be taken straight out of a Tolkien novel.
This wildlife refuge found on Aquidneck Island is one of 5 amazing national wildlife refuges found in Rhode Island.
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Known as Sachuest Point, this gorgeous place consists of 242 acres found on Sachuest Point Road.
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Because of its location along the Atlantic, the park is said to have traces of Africa left from the Pangea split from more than 200,000 million years ago.
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The habitat consists of a blend of salt marsh, beach, cobble beach, and shrub land.
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This makes it a perfect place to see all sorts of wildlife!
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Enjoy several different trail options, breathtaking scenery, and so much more at this amazing refuge.
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For more great parks found in Rhode Island to visit, click here.
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