Trip Planning

Only 50 miles from Boston, Providence is one of the most historic cities in the US. This walkable city is made up of 25 lively neighborhoods and is the third most populous city in New England.


This midway section of Rhode Island consists of four diverse, friendly communities along the west side of Narragansett Bay and is home to more than a dozen 19th-century villages.

Halfway between Providence and Newport, the three communities of the East Bay region border MA and are within an hour or so of New Bedford’s Martha’s Vineyard Ferry, Cape Cod and Boston.

Dubbed one of the “Last Great Places in the Western Hemisphere” by the Nature Conservancy, with 40% of the land preserved, Block Island is the quintessential summer resort community.

Dotted with rich farmland, coastline cliffs, and panoramic ocean views, the six coastal towns of the Newport County region draw world-class sailors and visitors from around the world.

The southernmost region of Rhode Island is defined by picturesque towns leading you to stunning beaches and coveted vacation spots.

Consisting of nine cities and towns in Rhode Island, the Blackstone River Valley Heritage Corridor extends up to Worcester Massachusetts running 46 miles along the Blackstone River. 

With 71,992 square miles of colonial history to explore from mountains to sea, every season revels in its own special glory. A road tripper’s dream.