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The Trestle Trail – Greene loop from Coventry

The Trestle Trail – Greene loop from Coventry

Hard

4.8

(7721)

12,713

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The Trestle Trail – Greene loop from Coventry

03:45

59.1km

530m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: April 30, 2026

Tips

Temporary access restrictions

Includes segments with temporary access restrictions.

After 28.9 km for 4.91 km

Open: • sunrise-sunset (otherwise closed)

Waypoints

Start point

Parking

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5.05 km

Waterman Hill Conservation Area

Highlight • Forest

Waterman Hill Conservation Area in Rhode Island offers a peaceful retreat with scenic trails and woodlands. Rich in biodiversity, it provides a serene environment for outdoor activities in the Kent County area.

Tip by

12.7 km

Trestle Trail

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

The Trestle Trail spans 5 miles and is paved and used by hikers, runners, cyclists, and ATVs.

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13.5 km

Trestle Trail

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

The Trestle Trail is best known for its 5-mile paved path that shares a route with the Coventry Greenway. This extra section west of the Moosup River leaves the pavement and becomes a rough double-track road. The path is utilized by hikers, runners, cyclists, and ATVs. It also offers access to the Carbuncle Pond area.

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14.1 km

The Trestle Trail

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

The Trestle Trail is best known for its 5-mile paved path that shares a route with the Coventry Greenway. This extra section west of the Moosup River leaves the pavement and become a rough double-track road. The path is utilized by hikers, runners, cyclists, and ATVs. It also offers access to the Carbuncle Pond area.

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28.7 km

Stone Hill

Highlight • Summit

43.8 km

Circle 'C' Campground

Highlight • Rest Area

Circle 'C' Campground has both pine-shaded and grassy open campsites with water and electric hookups. Hikers can choose tent camping or rustic cabin rentals and have access to restrooms. The campground also offers a playground, a mini convenience store, and a recreation hall. There is also access to Bailey Pond, where visitors can launch or rent boats for bass fishing or take a swim in the smaller spring-fed pond. This campground is a mile detour off of the North-South Trail, but as dispersed camping is not allowed in the area, it's a great option for legal camping.

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54.9 km

Greene

Highlight • Settlement

Greene is a small town that sits just two miles east of the Connecticut border and was named after Nathanael Greene, a Rhode Island-born general in the American Revolution.

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59.1 km

End point

Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

28.3 km

20.4 km

8.61 km

1.69 km

133 m

Surfaces

19.7 km

17.2 km

13.9 km

8.12 km

232 m

Elevation

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Highest point (190 m)

Lowest point (90 m)

Weather

Today

Friday 26 June

26°C

16°C

69 %

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Max wind speed: 19.0 km/h

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Description

The Trestle Trail – Greene loop from Coventry is one of those gravel biking routes that truly earns its "difficult" rating, offering a varied and challenging ride. This 36.7-mile (59.1 km) loop, with 1749 feet (533 metres) of elevation gain and an estimated duration of 3 hours and 45 minutes, is perfect if you're looking for a substantial gravel biking adventure that tests both your fitness and technical skills.

What to expect on The Trestle Trail – Greene loop from Coventry

Expect a journey of contrasts as the route transitions from smooth, paved rail-trail sections to much more rugged, unpaved terrain. As you head west from Coventry, particularly past Summit and the Moosup River, the surface changes dramatically to compacted dirt, gravel, and even sandy sections, complete with