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41.4378°N, 71.7225°W
INTO THE WILD · SWIMMING HOLES
Rhode Island has no inland swimming holes. Ninigret Pond and Trustom Pond in the wildlife refuges allow swimming in saltwater coastal ponds. For freshwater swimming hole geography, Rhode Island residents drive north into Connecticut or west into the Pioneer Valley of Massachusetts.
Always check current conditions before visiting — water levels, algae advisories, and access roads change seasonally. Never swim alone in remote sites. Tell someone your plans. Explore all swimming holes on the Trek4Free map →
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