South County Bike Path

06/09/2021

https://www.independentri.com/southcountylifemagazine/article_e0c6f628-c3e7-11eb-a9f7-d7475abefe1d.html?fbclid=IwAR11ndfk1hp_oxVabHhRALZ8wJdLBgqkGkeco7IN-DL815W1tOpDUldF49A

While nearby beaches offer sun and waterfront fun, another local attraction gives to some a welcome change from oceanside lounging to exploring wooded forests, biking, hiking and sightseeing off-the-beaten path.Although

06/04/2019

This ring was lost on the path yesterday—if you happen to find it, please contact us so we can return it to its owner. Thanks!

02/12/2019

Good news!

The William C. O'Neill Bike Path, also known as The South County Bike Path, currently stretches 7 miles from South Kingstown to Narragansett.

06/08/2018

Thank you to all who came out to the unveiling last night! If you couldn't make it, this weekend would be a perfect opportunity to get out on the bike path and check out South Kingstown's newest piece of public art for yourself.

05/19/2017

A beautiful day for our annual Bike to Work/School event. Ever wondered how to put your bike on the bus? RIPTA was there to show us how.

Visit the RIPTA link for a great video to show you how.

http://www.ripta.com/bike

06/13/2013

Have you heard? There may a new bike path coming to town! What do you think?

Healthy Places by Design Group Eyes Potential South County Commons Trail.

06/10/2013

Starting the week out right with a walk on the South County bike path!

06/06/2013

We recently made progress on Phase 4 of the Bike Path which would connect all the way to Narragansett Town Beach--info is about half way down in this article:

NARRAGANSETT — The town will not operate a trolley to transport tourists and residents to the beach and around the Pier this summer. Monday night, the Town Council unanimously voted down a bid from Southern Rhode Island Trolley in the amount of $24,000.

06/06/2013

Are you interested in helping to make SK a healthier community?

The Town of South Kingstown is partnering with the South County Branch of the YMCA of Greater Providence on its Healthy Places by Design project. In the Spring 2010, the Rhode Island Department of Health awarded the Town a $225,000 grant as part of its Healthy Places by Design initiative. The goal o...

06/05/2013

It's a beautiful June day-perfect for a ride, run or stroll on the Bike Path! If you make it out, post some pics for those of us who aren't so lucky!

02/28/2012

http://www.change.org/petitions/town-manager-steve-alfred-keep-the-ban-on-led-signs-in-south-kingstown

Since August 2010, Town Council members have been discussing whether electronic LED signs should be allowed in certain business districts. These...

08/23/2011