Around 10 miles south of the Rhode Island mainland (and less than 15 miles from Long Island, New York), you'll find Block ...

Rhode Island's rocky coast made lighthouses vital until the advent of modern navigation. Today, many lighthouses have been preserved for their historic and picturesque value.

This New England island offers a laid-back vibe with a dozen different beaches to explore, plus restaurants, a small town, and trails to wander all summer long.

Theme parks were a historic Rhode Island tradition, full of attractions like carousels, Ferris wheels and of course, plenty ...

The highest point in Rhode Island is Jerimoth Hill in Foster, with an elevation of 812 feet. The land was settled by farmer John Brown, who named the hill after his brother Jerimoth Brown.

The highest point in Rhode Island is Jerimoth Hill in Foster, with an elevation of 812 feet. The land was settled by farmer John Brown, who named the hill after his brother Jerimoth Brown.

The club, devoted to people who seek to climb the highest point in all 50 states, had rated the 812-foot Jerimoth Hill in Rhode Island as the most inaccessible high point in the country.

Three more of Danish recycling artist Thomas Dambo’s gigantic troll sculptures, made from reclaimed materials, have been ...