Audubon Emilie Ruecker Wildlife Refuge - Tiverton, Rhode Island

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Address: 116 Seapowet Ave, Tiverton, RI 02878.
Phone: 4019495454.
Website: asri.org
Specialties: Wildlife refuge, Environmental protection organization, Hiking area, Nature preserve, Non-profit organization, Scenic spot, Tourist attraction.
Other points of interest: Wheelchair accessible entrance, Wheelchair accessible parking lot, Hiking, Good for kids, Kid-friendly hikes.
Opinions: This company has 93 reviews on Google My Business.
Average opinion: 4.7/5.

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Audubon Emilie Ruecker Wildlife Refuge

Ubicado en 116 Seapowet Ave, Tiverton, RI 02878, este refugio de vida silvestre es un destino popular para amantes de la naturaleza y los aficionados a la observación de aves.

Características

El refugio cuenta con 2 a 3 millas de senderos que ofrecen una variedad de paisajes, desde terrenos planos hasta senderos con terrenos técnicos y separaciones entre paredes rocosas. El acceso para personas con discapacidad es accesible, y los visitantes pueden disfrutar de travesías para familias y recorridos para corredores.

Ubicación y Accesibilidad

El refugio se encuentra en Tiverton, RI, lo que lo hace accesible para visitantes de la región. El aparcamiento para personas con discapacidad está disponible, y el ingreso es gratuito.

Misión y Especialidades

El refugio es una organización sin fines de lucro que protoge el medio ambiente y la conservación de la vida silvestre. Ofrece travesías para familias y recorridos para corredores que permiten a los visitantes disfrutar de la naturaleza y aprender sobre la vida silvestre local.

Puntos de Interés Adicionales

Algunos de los puntos de interés adicionales del refugio incluyen:

Acceso para personas con discapacidad
Aparcar en el aparcamiento para personas con discapacidad
Travesías para familias
Recorridos para corredores

Información Recomendada

Para visitar el refugio, se recomienda llevar ropa cómoda y botas adecuadas para las travesías. También es recomendable comenzar temprano para aprovechar al máximo el día de visita.

Opiniones

Según las opiniones de los visitantes, el refugio es un destino ideal para amantes de la naturaleza y los aficionados a la observación de aves. Los visitantes han destacado la variedad de vida silvestre y la beauty del entorno.

Media de Opinión

La media de opinión sobre el refugio es de 4.7/5, lo que refleja la satisfacción de los visitantes con su experiencia.

👍 Reviews of Audubon Emilie Ruecker Wildlife Refuge

Audubon Emilie Ruecker Wildlife Refuge - Tiverton, Rhode Island

Timothy K.

5/5

A green space like this can be covered in about 2 to 3 hours. It has about 2 to 3 miles of trails that range from easy to medium technical terrain. Most of the trail is flat surface, with some spaces covered by boardwalk, some root systems, and small separations between rock walls.

Being near the riverside makes this green space a wonderful spot to look for wildlife. While on my run, my only interaction was with a deer, but I could hear all manner of bird. This is a wonderful little spot for a hiker to spend half a day at, or for a runner to get a good coastal sweat in.

Marion T.

5/5

This was a nice trail with different paths that blend. Great views!!

T B.

5/5

Great spot for a leisurely walk through the woods and along the shoreline on the east shore of the Sakonnet River. Beautiful views of Woodlands, clearings, marshes, inlets, and the river.

It's easy to find and get to. The entrance and parking lot are well marked. They are on the west side of Main Road / Route 138, just a mile or two south of the Sakonnet River bridge that connects Aquidneck Island (Portsmouth) and Tiverton, and a mile or two north of Tiverton Four Corners.

Easy walking. Level terrain. Just watch out for the tree roots. You could probably use a stroller, if it has big wheels. No dogs.

Best visited in the fall or spring, or on a sunny winter day. Can be muddy if there's been lots of rain. We went on a day n late October after a night with heavy rain, and the ground was fine. It can be really buggy in the summer, so that's probably not a great time to visit.

Priscilla E.

5/5

The paths were marked and the ones we took were well maintained. There are trails to fields and trails to water a salt water inlet. Always see wildlife here.