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Caratunk Wildlife Refuge Trails System

Nonprofit

Length
6 miles
Elevation Gain
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Route Type
out & back

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Photo by Audubon Society of RI.

Photo by Janie Walker.

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Location: Suburban, Just E of providence, RI, N of I-95.

States: Massachusetts

Wholly dedicated to nature conservation/study. Three trail loops through fields, woods, pine grove, brooks, meadows. Start at visitor center. Mainly focused on habitat and wildlife protection, natural history education.

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Janie

Apr 20, 2023

Well-maintained trails, nice woods walking

well-maintained trails, nice woods walking Had a lovely morning hiking all the trails at Caratunk (Jan 22, 2023). Everything is well-marked, and there are educational signs here and there. The trail can be muddy and rocky in places, but that's par for the course for most trails. Nice bridges and blazing. Three gorgeous white-tailed deer bounded through the forest a couple dozen feet away from me at the far end of the refuge.

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Allowed Uses:

Hiking/Walking

Public Contact

Jon Scoones
The Audubon Society of Rhode Island
301 Brown Ave.
Seekonk, MA 2771
(508) 761-8230

Contact the trail manager for current maps and visiting details.

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Part of a Trail System? No
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Tread Width (average): 96"
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Certified as an NRT
Nov 27, 1980

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