Rhode Island peaks
Rhode Island climbs
First Ascent Awards
20 of 56 peaks 35%
Top climbing months
July 13%
August 11%
May 11%
Top ranges
Rhode Island mountains highlights
Latest climbs
"Got as close to the highest point as I could get by staying on public land. Hiked at the Cumberland Land Trust Catamint Brook Preserve. Lovely area, trails well marked, with some historical sites and signs. Accessed via Tower Hill Rd. " — tracyt • Aug 2, 2026
"Pleasant hike to the tri-state marker between RI, MA, and CT. I don't know that I would call this a 'mountain,' but it was fun to hike between the 3 states. Lots of birds. And with a name like Benson, you have to do it. (Family name.) There's a few additional side trails that aren't on AllTrails." — tracyt • Jul 18, 2026
"Made a big loop around the reservation - it's an intricate maze of mountain bike and hiking trails, so I definitely recommend using a navigation app to help you find your way and stay on course. I used AllTrails, which was pretty good but didn't 100% match the actual trails - there's some additional cut throughs and side trails, and a few are overgrown. Nice little area - not too buggy, not a lot of poison ivy. Small parking lot off Rte. 114, easy to miss the turn. When hiking, look for the red mailbox, located in a random spot on the trail - it contains a bike pump, a log book, and other items. " — tracyt • Jul 14, 2026
"Made a big loop around the reservation - it's an intricate maze of mountain bike and hiking trails, so I definitely recommend using a navigation app to help you find your way and stay on course. I used AllTrails, which was pretty good but didn't 100% match the actual trails - there's some additional cut throughs and side trails, and a few are overgrown. Nice little area - not too buggy, not a lot of poison ivy. Small parking lot off Rte. 114, easy to miss the turn. When hiking, look for the red mailbox, located in a random spot on the trail - it contains a bike pump, a log book, and other items. " — tracyt • Jul 14, 2026
"Made a big loop around the reservation - it's an intricate maze of mountain bike and hiking trails, so I definitely recommend using a navigation app to help you find your way and stay on course. I used AllTrails, which was pretty good but didn't 100% match the actual trails - there's some additional cut throughs and side trails, and a few are overgrown. Nice little area - not too buggy, not a lot of poison ivy. Small parking lot off Rte. 114, easy to miss the turn. When hiking, look for the red mailbox, located in a random spot on the trail - it contains a bike pump, a log book, and other items. " — tracyt • Jul 14, 2026
