Grills Preserve - Bradford, Rhode Island

Grills Preserve

Ubicado en 198 Bowling Ln, Bradford, RI 02808, este lugar es una atracción turística y un área de senderismo que atrae a visitantes de todo el mundo.

Características

Grills Preserve ofrece un entorno natural hermoso con un área de senderismo circular de 1,5 millas. La ruta es fácil y accesible para personas de todas las edades y habilidades. El lugar cuenta con un estacionamiento de aparcamiento accesible para personas con discapacidad y un área para dejar perros.

Información de Acceso

La dirección de Grills Preserve es 198 Bowling Ln, Bradford, RI 02808. Puede comunicarse con nosotros llamando al (teléfono no proporcionado) o visitando nuestra página web en westerlylandtrust.org.

Especialidades

Grills Preserve se especializa en senderismo y turismo. Es una excelente opción para aquellos que buscan disfrutar de la naturaleza y la belleza del entorno.

Puntos de Interés

Opiniones

Grills Preserve tiene 65 reseñas en Google My Business. Los visitantes han expresado su satisfacción con el lugar, destacando sus hermosas vistas y su accesibilidad. La media de opinión es de 4,6/5, lo que indica un excelente servicio y un lugar ideal para visitar.

👍 Reviews of Grills Preserve

william Q.

5/5

Awesome hike in Westerly. Virtually no vertical rise, so good for all skill levels. Nice views of Pawcatuck River and an interesting cemetery with Revolutionary War era/veteran gravestones. Doable in 90 minutes.

Jim N.

5/5

Beautiful preserve and a great place to hike! Hill views from atop Big hill to the south and Chase Hill Ridge to the north.
Lots of cool bridges over the Pawcatuck river and Tomaquag Brooke
Trials are well marked
Forest notes:
Forest age ranges from clear-cut to 100+ years old.
The clear cut area was likely cut for the endangered new england cotton tail rabbit.
Atop Big hill is an Oak/briar forest, going off trail here isn't recommended.
On the Chase Hill Ridge the forest is old and bucolic with a great diversity of large trees. The muscle wood here is large and plentiful.
The flood plains along the Tomquag and Pawcatuck river has a wide variety of forest types ranging from Beech, Maple, Mixed pine, Mixed oak with clethra being a dominant understory plant.

Justin W.

5/5

Went out today for a short 2.5 mile hike. Orange to blue, then back to the parking lot. Lots of Birds active today. One of the more interesting birdsongs I've heard. Also got to see quite a few animals and flowers near or on the trail. A turtle, a salamander, and a gnarly spider carrying tons of babies.

Michelle G.

4/5

Well marked and signed preserve with a couple of fabulous bridges. It has a fantastic overview at Big Hill and the area on the north side of the river has lots of beautiful old farm walls (and another overview). We managed to create a 8 mile loop out of not that big an area.

Loo L.

5/5

Beautiful hiking trails. Be sure to take a picture of the map. Lots of cool bridges, waterways and an old old cemetery.

Heleen R.

4/5

This is a pretty place to hike with several nice trails. Dogs are allowed off-leash but under voice control. Make sure to take a picture of the map before you start.

Kathy S.

4/5

Nice trails. There are quite a few rock fences as this was once a working farm. See a well tended Revolutionary War veteran's grave made my heart swell with pride of country.

Ellyn S.

5/5

Early morning walks! Wear you orange vest! Saw a fox this week 20 feet in front of me on the trail.