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Weetamoo Woods Tiverton, Rhode Island [Historic Sites] [Identifying Bird Songs] [Related Books] |
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Historic Sites | ||
Site ID |
Description |
Remark |
| 1 | Eight Rod way (Red Trail) 1.5 Miles to Lake Road | Parking Entrance/Exit |
| 2 | Squire Chase farm (private). Stay on path. | |
| 3 | Borden Brook and Slab Bridge. (one of many such bridges built by early settlers). | |
| 4 | Mill Worker's Lot - A well-defined cellar hole and still discernible garden. | |
| 5 | Start of Wordell Trail (Blue) Skirts private property to | |
| 6 | Base of High Rock (A Challenging Climb) and rejoins Red Trail. | |
| 7 | Mill Site (18th century Vertical Sawmill Stone Remains, Stone and earthen Dike and Arched Bridge. | |
| 8 | Start Violet Trail - Loops through woods both sides of Gas Line Easement; rejoins red trail at | |
| 9 | Walled-in farm site. | |
| 10 | Lake Road | Parking Entrance/Exit |
| 11 | Start of Indian Trail (yellow), 1.5 miles to Lafayette Road. Slab bridge over borden brook, West branch and barway to walled-in settler's lot. | |
| 12 | Settler's Walled-in site. | |
| 13 | Giant oak Tree, 11.37' Circumferance (May have served as 8 Rod Way boundary marker). | |
| 14 | Lafayette road (West End) | Parking Entrance/Exit |
| 15 | Wildcat Rock 170' elevation - Hemlock forest at base. | |
| 16 | Lafayette Road (King Road End) | Parking Entrance/Exit |
Related Books(The Tomorrow Fund, A Rhode Island based Nonprofit Charity For Kids with Cancer, Gets a Portion of Each Book Sold) | |
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Walks and Rambles in Rhode Island: A Guide to the Natural and Historic Wonders of the Ocean StateWalks and Rambles in Rhode IslandBy Ken Weber A Rhode Island hikers resource for over ten years, Walks and Rambles provides descriptions of forty natural areas including maps, driving directions, and descriptions of sights on the trail. Other important information such as degree of difficulty, time, and best time of year to visit are described as well, making Walks and Rambles a knapsack necessity. |
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More Walks and Rambles in Rhode Island:More Walks and Rambles in Rhode IslandBy Ken Weber If you enjoyed his original Walks and Rambles in Rhode Island, you'll enjoy this companion book with forty additional walks described. These walks include more of the hidden gems of Rhode Island you wouldn't want to miss. Weetamoo Woods is featured on page 43. |
