RI-114 — Aquidneck Island to Bristol via Mount Hope Bridge
The southern stretch of Route 114 — from Middletown north through Portsmouth and across the two-lane Mount Hope Bridge (suspension, 1929) to Bristol — is the segment prized by riders. The Portsmouth section runs through rural Aquidneck Island farmland before the bridge crossing over Mount Hope Bay. In Bristol, the road becomes Hope Street, famous for its patriotic red-white-and-blue center stripe (marking the oldest continuously run Fourth of July parade in the U.S., since 1777). The route passes Colt State Park (464 acres on Narragansett Bay) and Blithewold mansion before continuing north through Warren and Barrington.
What you'll hit along the way.
Rider-verified stops, overlooks, fuel, and the corners worth knowing about — in the order you'll meet them.
Barrington
The route ends in the quiet coastal town of Barrington, a good place to stretch your legs after crossing the bridge.
Plant City
A plant-based eatery near the route's end worth stopping at for a casual meal.
Mobil
Conveniently placed fuel stop along the route if you need to top off before heading onward.
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Runs are rider-logged & GPS-traced in the app
Ride your own ride — times are rider-logged & GPS-traced, never a race on public roads.
Shot by the riders who've run it.
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