• Roger Williams National Memorial
• North Main Street, Providence, RI
• Trailhead:  41°49’52.55″N, 71°24’38.30″W
• Last Time Hiked: December 18, 2017
• Approximate distance hiked: 0.5 miles
• Easy.

This block long city park offers brick walking paths from one end to the other. It is also where Roger Williams, the founder of Providence, settled in 1636. The park, maintained by the National Park Service, offers several kiosks with historical information, as well as a visitors center in a centuries old building. On the parks property is the fresh water spring that the City of Providence first grew around, several memorials, and gardens. Free two hour parking is available on site on the Canal Street side.

Brick Walk In The Park.