
by Eric H. (posted on June 26, 2007) (PROVIDENCE TO BRISTOL, RI) -- What could have been 14-plus miles of an out-of-business transportation route is now a nature's paradise called the East By Bike Path, filled with amazing views of the Narragansett Bay, abundant plant life and the always great feeling of being by the Rhode Island coast. It's amazing how an abandoned railway can turn into a nature's paradise for bicyclists, joggers, in-line skaters and walkers. 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 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: |
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