2018 - Hike 25 - August 11 - Warwick City Park - Warwick, RI

City Park Trail

Posted by Chris 8/24/18

Basics:
Length - 3 miles
Elevation gain - None
Nearest city - Warwick, RI
Difficulty - Very easy

The Day:
We were visiting Brian's family in RI and did mange to get one qualifying walk into what was a rainy and humid weekend.  The walk was very relaxed and easy until it started raining at which time we picked up the pace a bit.

The trail:
The trail goes out around a loop and at one point it goes right up to the shore looking across the bay separates Warwick into two separate peninsulas.  The shore view was probably the highlight of this basic walk.





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