• Warwick City Park
• Steven O’Connor Boulevard, Warwick, RI
• Trailhead: 41°41’49.03″N, 71°25’13.68″W
• Last Time Hiked: May 11, 2013
• Approximate distance hiked: 2.9 miles
• Easy.

Warwick City Park is a peninsula in the Buttonwoods section of the city that is bordered by Brush Neck Cove and Buttonwoods Cove. The park has ballfields, a beach, a dog park, and also a combination bicycle/walking loop path that follows the the edge of the coves and around the perimeter of the park. Starting at a parking lot immediately left of the park entrance I followed the paved path past a maintenance building until I came to the path with the white stripe. I followed this one way path to the left and remained on it until I got to the area near the beach. Along the way I came across a couple of swans that were nesting and plenty of squirrels and chipmunks. This section of path was fairly heavily wooded. I then took a short detour to the beach that overlooks Greenwich Bay and parts of Narragansett Bay. I then made my way back to the walking path passing and around the ballfields before going into another stretch of woods before ending at the point where the path started.

The Path At City Park