Mrs. Skipper is the latest unique troll installation by the infamous Danish artist Thomas Dambo who has completed more than 160 unique, giant troll structures on five continents throughout the world!

You'll find Mrs. Skipper somewhere off the East Bay Bike Path at Kettle Point, near the pedestrian walkway and fishing pier.

So grab your walking shoes and embark on the Thomas Dambo's Troll Trail, the perfect destination for families, nature enthusiasts, and art lovers alike. The trail offers a fun and interactive way to enjoy the great outdoors while admiring the creativity and imagination of these one-of-a-kind giants.

Mrs. Skipper at Kettle Point in East Providence, RI, is a must-visit destination. Afterwards be sure to check out the local attractions, family fun activities, eateries and more!

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The Ten Mile River Greenway is three miles long and connects a number of recreational spaces and athletic fields, including Slater Park, in the northeast corner of Pawtucket. It is one of the few bike paths in Rhode Island that was not built along a former rail corridor. This means the path follows the natural contour of the land and provides a very scenic ride along rolling terrain on the banks of the James Turner Reservoir in East Providence.

The East Bay Bike Path follows much of the shoreline through East Providence for over five miles with breathtaking views of the Narragansett Bay and the Pomham Rocks Lighthouse, and then continues for another nine miles on its way to Bristol, Rhode Island. About your ride: A split-rail fence and grassy area separate you from the roadway with a fairly steep incline before flattening out. In a short distance, you'll pass two parking lots which are popular starting points for riding the path. After the second lot, get ready for a steep downhill toward the waterfront and the former rail right-of-way. This is one of the most scenic sections of the bikeway, with the path running along a causeway with the Providence River at right and small coves on the left. Strong head winds are possible along this segment of the path. The path crosses through Kettle Point with some connecting paths. After passing by Squantum Woods Park, riders pass through a long tunnel under Bullocks Point Avenue before reaching Riverside Square in East Providence. This is the first stop on the path for water, food and restrooms. The path then passes through a heavily wooded corridor of the bikeway and Haines State Park, which has picnic facilities and access to the water. Along the way the path crosses Crescent View Avenue. Turning right off the bikeway will take you to Crescent Park and a historic 1895 Looff carousel. Alternative parking at 1 Washington Avenue in East Providence.

Taunton Avenue Bakery in East Providence, Rhode Island is the home of great Portuguese bread, pastries and specialty cakes. They have a variety of Portuguese, Italian, French Pastries and their custard pies (pasteis de nata) and offer a glorious selection of delicacies made from scratch. They can also make your dream wedding cake, anniversary, birthday cakes, bridal and baby showers. Take a break from your busy schedule and indulge in delicious handcrafted coffee and food from Taunton Avenue Bakery. Stop by their shop and choose from the wide selection of treats! Everyday they have special goodies. THE BEST LOCAL PORTUGUESE BAKERY.

Uncle Tony's Pizza & Pasta founder, Edward A. Carosi, recalls when he was a kid making ravioli in the basement of his grandmother’s house. Everything was made from scratch. They would jar tomatoes, peppers, and eggplant, which were all fresh from his grandmother's garden. He grew up with great home-cooked Italian food made the old-fashioned way. When he opened the first Uncle Tony’s Pizza & Pasta in 1969, he was determined to serve their products as fresh and tasty as the great food he had as a kid, and they do that seven days a week at every Uncle Tony’s Pizza & Pasta restaurant. But don't take his word for it, taste for yourself!

Chelo’s Hometown Bar & Grille, the largest family-owned restaurant company in Rhode Island since 1955, presently boasts 8 locations throughout the state, 4 of which are in RI’s Blackstone Valley. Built on a reputation for fresh food, terrific service and a great value, Chelo’s has earned its iconic reputation in the state’s restaurant scene with award-winning food and service recognitions, many of which are featured within their menu. To this day, Chelo’s uses the same recipe for success that they did in 1955 with fresh food made 7 days a week.

Gregg's Restaurants & Taverns is a family favorite and a Rhode Island tradition since 1972. Famous for their award winning home style desserts and an extensive menu that features items made from only the freshest ingredients. Head on over to Gregg's and watch the game in their Tavern or enjoy a casual lunch or dinner in the dining rooms. Whatever your mood, they have you covered and welcome you!

This 30,000 sq. foot family fun center is a popular spot for roller skating. Over 10,000 square feet of smooth-rolling fun lined with plenty of seating, featuring state of the art lighting and all your favorite jams. Choose from classic roller skates or rollerblades and add on wrist guards for extra protection. Zip and Zap with some laser tag fun! The state-of-the-art equipment is easy to use for everyone, making it a perfect all-ages experience for your whole group. Climb straight up at the only 25-foot tower in Rhode Island with an auto-belay system. No one has to hold a rope for you. You climb up and glide down any time hands-free! Fun for all ages and all skill levels with five different climbing stations to choose from. Fuel up at the delicious in-house cafe serving all your favorites: pizza, soft drinks, soft pretzels, nachos, cotton candy, and more!

Located across from Rose Larisa Park with views of the bay, the Crescent Park Looff Carousel was built in 1895 by Charles I.D. Looff, one of the earliest and foremost carousel designers. The Carousel is nationally recognized as a true masterpiece of wood sculpture. Originally built as a showcase for prospective buyers, it is the largest and most elaborate of Looff's works. The Carousel contains 62 beautifully hand carved figures and four fanciful chariots. Overall richness of effect was Looff's trademark and the Crescent Park Looff Carousel gives full interpretation to that spirit. Elaborate embellishments of decorative panels, beveled mirrors, faceted glass jewels, electric lights, colored sandwich glass windows and its original band organ music surround flying steeds to create Looff's "Total Carousel Experience." Saved in the 1970's by a handful of residents, the Carousel was placed on the National Register of Historic Sites and Places in 1976. In 1985, the Rhode Island General Assembly proclaimed the Carousel as the State Jewel of American Folk Art and in 1987, the Department of the Interior, National Park Service, designated the Carousel as a National Historic Landmark.

A casual spot to grab a bite to eat with family and friends. The menu at Davenport's Bar and Grille boasts a variety of American classics with a twist, including juicy burgers, hearty sandwiches, mouth watering pizzas, flavorful appetizers, and fresh salads. Popular dishes include the Davenport Burger, topped with crispy bacon, melted cheese, and tangy barbecue sauce, as well as the Buffalo Chicken Wrap, featuring crispy chicken tenders tossed in spicy buffalo sauce and wrapped in a warm tortilla.

If you're in the mood for something sweet then head over to Teddy's Candy Bar and More! This magical and fun treat shop has a large assortment of candies, chocolates and ice cream. A popular favorite, the Nightingale Ice Cream Sandwich. They also provide wedding and party favors such as chocolate decorated pretzel rods, chocolate decorated pretzel twists, personalized favor popcorn boxes with your choice of popcorn, truffle boxes, dipped oreo boxes, ice cream cakes and more.