Carolina Management Area in Rhode Island offers diverse landscapes ideal for outdoor activities such as hiking, hunting, and birdwatching.
Carolina Management Area spans over 2,359 acres in southern Rhode Island, providing a mix of forested land, wetlands, and open fields that serve as prime habitat for a variety of wildlife. The area is historically significant, with ongoing land conservation efforts to maintain its natural beauty and biodiversity. Visitors can enjoy a range of recreational opportunities including hiking through scenic trails, hunting during designated seasons, and observing local bird species in their natural habitat. The area's network of marked trails allows for accessible exploration by hikers and nature enthusiasts while preserving the delicate ecosystems present. Carolina Management Area is a well-maintained outdoor space attracting those interested in both recreation and conservation.
Tram Trail, a popular hiking path offering views of diverse habitats
Unique birdwatching opportunities with over 80 species recorded
Old aqueduct system and historic stone walls from previous land uses
Carolina Trout Pond, a serene spot ideal for fishing and relaxation
A picturesque pond known for trout fishing and peaceful surroundings.
A scenic hiking trail that traverses varied terrains within the area.
Remnants of the area's agricultural past, visible throughout the forest.