The majority of the sites in the Blackstone River Valley are open 12 months a year. There are some seasonal attractions that are of special interest.

The Blackstone River Valley is a region of nearly 400,000 acres located within twenty-four communities in central Massachusetts and northern Rhode Island. Route 146 is the main highway running north and south between Providence and Worcester. It intersects with I-95 and I-295 in Rhode Island and I-90 (Massachusetts Turnpike) in Massachusetts. Directional signage along these major highways points the way to our six Visitor Centers.

Visitor Centers are located in Providence, Pawtucket, Lincoln and Woonsocket, RI as well as Uxbridge and Worcester, MA.

Directions to Corrdior Commission Office
One Depot Square
Woonsocket, RI 02895

Directions from I-495 south
Follow I-495 south to Mass route 126 south (exit 18) onto Social Street (as you enter Woonsocket). Continue straight past Monument Square (Civil War Monument, Stadium Theatre) straight onto Main Street. Pass under railroad track to light at intersection with High Street. Turn right onto High Street and immediate right into the National Heritage Corridor office (the former train depot )

Directions from 146 south
Follow route 146 south to route 104 north (downtown Woonsocket exit-left at the end of ramp, this is Providence Street). Go straight through lights continuing on Providence Street all the way to the end. Turn right on South Main Street continue through Market Square onto Main Street to the light at intersection with High Street. Turn left onto High Street to enter the Heritage Corridor Office (former train depot).

Directions from 146 north
Follow route 146 north to route 146A north to Park Square. Turn right on Park Avenue follow to Hamlet Avenue. Turn left onto Hamlet Avenue. Cross over the Court Street Bridge and go straight through the intersection. The entrance to the Heritage Corridor Office (former train depot) is on the right immediately after the light.