Rocky or pebbly beaches: Sea glass tumbles and smooths more effectively on beaches with a mix of sand and pebbles or rocks. Heavily raked sandy beaches are generally less productive.

And you can read a more in-depth version of this story here: On the hunt: Some of the best places to find sea glass and beach stones in Rhode Island Sachuest Point National Wildlife Refuge, Middletown ...

Fort Wetherill State Park is recommended for sea glass, while Cory’s Lane is known for fossils. Walk the Rhode Island shoreline and you’re bound to find something that catches your eye trapped ...

Fort Wetherill State Park is recommended for sea glass, while Cory’s Lane is known for fossils. Walk the Rhode Island shoreline and you’re bound to find something that catches your eye trapped ...

Where to look for sea glass. High tide wrack line: This is the line of debris left by the highest tide, often containing shells, driftwood and, yes, sea glass. Rocky or pebbly beaches: Sea glass ...

Rhode Island beaches offer a variety of finds for beachcombers, including sea glass, shells, rocks, and even fossils. Popular spots include Sachuest Point for rocks and shells, Barrington Town ...