The Cliff Walk is a historic and nationally recognized 3.5-mile (5.6 kilometer) public access walkway tracing a north-south path along the eastern edge of Newport.

Rhode Island is seeking up to $10 million in federal funding to repair the Ocean State's iconic Cliff Walk in Newport, which sustained serious damage last March.

The society also hosts various walking tours of the city, which meet outside of the museum. Tours include a Colonial Newport ...

It’s a question they’ve reckoned with before in Newport. Superstorm Sandy washed out sections of the Cliff Walk in 2012, and they were repaired.

RI NEWS Almost two years after Newport Cliff Walk collapse, repairs are still elusive Fully rebuilding could cost $13.75 million, and so far, the city hasn’t been able to find the funding ...

The $11 million PROTECT grant – believed to be the largest single federal grant ever awarded to the City of Newport –brings the total financial commitment for the Cliff Walk restoration effort to ...

Newport, RI has received confirmation of an $11 million PROTECT grant for Cliff Walk restoration. Total funding for the restoration project is now approximately $22 million, including federal ...

Newport Eyes Cliff Walk's Eroding Future The relative sea level in Newport has risen about 6 inches over the past 50 years and is expected to rise another 10 to 12 inches in the next 30 years ...

Newport, RI has received confirmation of an $11 million PROTECT grant for Cliff Walk restoration. Total funding for the restoration project is now approximately $22 million, including federal ...