The rocky shoreline of Fort Wetherill State Park meets the calm waters of Narragansett Bay as a blue sky peeks out behind the clouds on a cold day and tranquil day

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Whether you hit the trails or ice fish, here are a few cold weather safety tips to keep in mind before venturing out on frozen water or snowy trails. Learn more

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Photo: Fort Wetherill State Park, Jamestown

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A group of hikers dressed for cold weather stand on a rock overlooking Olney Pond at Lincoln Woods State Park

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A crushed plastic cup lies in the sand next to a discarded cigar with a lifeguard chair and waves in the background atMisquamicut State Beach in Westerly

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People lounging on beach blankets and chairs as lifeguards watch the water; A typical summer day at Salty Brine State Beach in Narragansett

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