Maryland Trails

Kasecamp Road is a hidden gem that boasts a variety of fascinating attractions. The Stickpile Tunnel and remnants of the old Greenridge railway harken back to the area's past as a massive apple orchard, providing visitors with a glimpse into its rich history. During the summer, the mouth of the tunnel exudes a cool, refreshing breeze. The nearby C&O Canal, which winds its way alongside the Potomac River, is a popular spot for camping and offers plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities. The gentle flow of the Potomac is ideal for paddling and exploring the area with loved ones. With a bit of patience, one can spot various wildlife, including turtles basking in the sun on logs along the canal and majestic Bald Eagles perched on the banks of the river. Keep your eyes peeled, as you might even glimpse a secretive black bear.

Trail 2301 is an exciting track nestled in the Potomac River Area of Wolf Den Run State Park. This albeit short offroad adventure is not for the faint-hearted. Steep hills, rocks, and abundant mud test your offroading skills. And if you look closely, you'll see evidence of coal mines. Black slag heaps and sulfur-smelling puddles are proof of the industry that existed here a century ago when miners worked in these very hills. Now, their legacy becomes the backdrop for your offroad adventure.

Down in the valley, the Potomac River courses its way east. Its crystal-clear, cold waters contrast with the muddy chaos of the trail. The river valley is a haven for diverse wildlife. Keep an eye out for Bald Eagles soaring above, deer grazing, and ... what's that black shape behind those trees? Could it be one of the elusive black bears that call these hills home?

Trail 2301 is not just an offroad experience; it's a journey through the heart of the Appalachian wilderness, where mud, rocks, history, and wildlife converge to create an unforgettable experience. So, buckle up and get ready for your own offroad adventure on Trail 2301.

The Potomac River Area of Wolf Den Run State Park provides a fabulous 4-wheeling experience, and Trail 2103 highlights everything the area offers. There are rocks, mud, water, and steep sections to challenge you. The trail even has access to the Potomac River in case your dog needs a quick drink or swim. The autumn colors will take your breath away, and there's a treat in store halfway through -- a huge rock hangs over the trail!

The perfect trail for beginners to cut their teeth on, there's also enough to satisfy the most seasoned 4-wheelers. 2103 gets the adrenaline pumping, so use common sense, and you won't have any problems. 

Green Ridge State Forest, located in western Maryland, is known for its rugged terrain, diverse ecosystems, and outdoor recreational opportunities. The forest covers a large area and offers hiking, camping, hunting, and fishing activities. Due to its proximity to Interstate 68, the forest is only a couple of hours away from the DC metro area. Carroll Road is an easy trail that offers an enjoyable journey from near the banks of the Potomac River to spectacular views across the river into West Virginia. A joy at any time of year, it is especially beautiful in the fall when the foliage creates a breathtaking kaleidoscope of oranges, yellows, and reds.