Reviews of Wickaboxet Management Area (Tourist Attraction)

102 Wickaboxet Dr, West Greenwich, RI 02817, United States

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Right now the firm has a score of 4.8 out of 5 and the score was based on 36 reviews.

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This Tourist Attraction corresponds to the category of Wildlife refuge.

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REVIEWS OF Wickaboxet Management Area IN Rhode Island

Meg Z

I've been looking for this place for a couple yrs, and finally found it today! I took this picture in 2015, the last time I was here. Don't forget to take plain house meeting Rd! Lol

naperica

Great hiking location

Meghen OBrien

John Paul O'Connor

Great hike, bring a bug net if it is summer time.

Greg Scott

Tara Ward

David Bridges

Wonderful place. Well marked and easy walking. Don't forget RI state law about wearing 200 Sq. in. of Blaze Orange during hunting season

KJ Rock

jacob horta

Beautiful trails and amazing views

John Halloran

Wickaboxet has some single track trail and additional forest roads winding through it. There are views from the top of Rattlesnake Ledge which is a rock climbing spot.

John Richer

Beautiful hiking spot

Annemarie Autotte

Paul Girardi

Who doesn't love wickey good family trails pretty good hunting in the past just a good atmosphere

Manuel Atencio

Padraic Hagan

Quiet and peaceful. Good trails, which connect to Tillinghast Pond to the west. Rattlesnake Ledge is nice, and easy to get to from the Plains Meetinghouse Road parking area. Additional parking and trailhead on Plains Road. Plan to come back and explore more.