Blackstone Valley River Corridor is often described as the Birthplace of the American Industrial Revolution.
The park runs from Worcester, Massachusetts to Providence, Rhode Island and is home to some of the richest history in the United States. This stretch of water housed several textile mills that powered the American Industrial Revolution and helped move the American workforce from farm to factory. It is home to Slater Mill, the first successful water powered cotton-spinning factory in the United States, located in Pawtucket, Rhode Island.
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The Blackstone Valley powered America's entry into the Age of Industry and touched off a chain reaction that changed how people worked and lived in southern New England. Come see how this revolution transformed the both landscape of the Blackstone Valley and the United States.
The Blackstone River is a natural pathway from the southern coast into central New England. Every summer, numbers of "waterfowl" birds such as loons, grebes, cormorants, geese, ducks, coots, and moorhens migrate from their breeding colonies in southern Rhode Island to Worcester, Massaschusetts.
Our various tour packages are suitables for both children and adults (from ages 4 to 70). Spend the day kayaking together or take advantage of our large group accommodations on an authentic Blackstone Valley barge while our guides identify important landmarks to you.
Enhance your loved ones' health and exercise their imagination this summer. Our Kayak Caravan and Amphibious Adventure packages both provide activities, such as, braving segments of medium-level whitewater or trekking across over 200 miles of scenic walkways.
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This is a connected series of interesting and unique places. Each time we go, we find a different place that is connected and learn more about the history of the industrial revolution in this area. Definitely worth checking it out. I love to see kids out exploring. Leashed dogs are welcome at most spots.
Nature is always a great feature on this trip. You can see the fish, butterflies, birds, dragonflies, beaver, turtles and lots of green foliage. There's a museum near the path in Uxbridge too, that teaches about the history of the Blackstone river and it's significance to US industrial revolution.
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