Destinations · Rhode Island
Scituate
RI · 41.7833, -71.6167
Revolutionary Heritage Byway, Great and Breakneck Hill Roads and Veteran's Memorial Parkway are 3 of 10 signed byways within 30 miles of Scituate, Rhode Island.
Understand
Scituate was founded in 1710 by emigrants from Massachusetts. Scituate was considered to be a part of Providence until 1731. Encompassing 52 square miles, Scituate is bounded by Glocester to the north, Johnston and Cranston to the east, Coventry to the south, and Foster to the west. The Scituate Reservoir supplies drinking water to over 60% of the state's population.
The same roads run past Providence County, where they are ranked and described in full.
Day-trip loops
Ready-made loops for Scituate are growing. What is within reach is measured today; plan a live day trip and the engine routes it now.
Within reach
Measured from Byway's own registries, 30 miles around town.
Scenic byways
- Revolutionary Heritage Byway · 2 mi · national
- Great and Breakneck Hill Roads · 12 mi
- Veteran's Memorial Parkway · 12 mi
- Route 102 (Ten Rod Road) · 13 mi
- State Routes 49 & 14A · 14 mi
- Connecticut State Route 169 · 17 mi · national
Lookouts
- Prospect Terrace Viewpoint · 11 mi
- Gaspee Point Overlook · 12 mi
- Lookout Point · 22 mi
- Sunset Ledge · 25 mi
Named places
- Tunk Hill · 2 mi
- Field Hill · 2 mi
- Crazy Corners · 2 mi
- Grover C. Walker Memorial · 2 mi
- Burnt Hill · 3 mi
- Mount Misery · 3 mi
- Ponogansett Falls · 3 mi
- Westconnaug Meadows · 3 mi
A day out of Scituate, planned on real roads
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More day-trip bases nearby
- Coventry · 6 mi
- Providence County · 6 mi
- Johnston · 7 mi
- Kent County · 7 mi
- Glocester · 8 mi
- West Warwick · 8 mi