Watch Hill Point – Maschaug Pond loop from Misquamicut

Watch Hill Point – Maschaug Pond loop from Misquamicut

Moderate

3.4

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Watch Hill Point – Maschaug Pond loop from Misquamicut

02:14

53.5km

300m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 19, 2026

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16.2 km

Manor Inn Pond

Highlight • Lake

You'll gain lovely views of the pond on both sides of the road as you cycle over it. Keep your eye out for the varied bird life that inhabits the …

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17.2 km

Collins Cove

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Collins Cove is a small cove right of US 1 on the far northern end of Lamberts Cove. There is a marina here so it's a nice place to watch …

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18.7 km

Quiambog Cove

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Quiambog Cove borders the ocean where Long Island and Block Island Sounds intersect. The cove can be accessed by the public at Knox Preserve.

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33.3 km

View of the Pawcatuck River

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The Pawcatuck River will soon finish its journey at Little Narragansett Bay. Here, as you cycle down River Road, the river starts to open up, and you will see more …

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33.8 km

Pawcatuck River views

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This road provides beautiful views of Pawcatuck River and its many different vessels to spot and admire. A great spot to take it all in on a summers day.

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46.3 km

Napatree Point

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Napatree Beach and Peninsula is a very picturesque and charming place. Busy in summer time, on one side you can see all the moored boats and on the other side …

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46.8 km

Watch Hill Point

Highlight • Viewpoint

Watch Hill is the southwesternmost point of Rhode Island. Here in the small village you will also find a lighthouse, a beach and a great view of the ocean and Long Island.

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49.5 km

Maschaug Pond

Highlight • Lake

Maschaug Pond is a coastal lagoon, renowned as a popular birding area. What makes it particularly unique is that the only thing separating this body of water from the ocean …

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