セシル郡周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Great destination on a bike, or short walk from the parking lot. Scenic overlook, and places to sit for a spot of lunch. There is a toilet in the parking lot also.

Great parking area to start a hike, walk or ride. It’s a pay honor system.

The Turkey Point Light, situated at the head of the Chesapeake Bay, is a renowned historic lighthouse. Standing at a modest 35 feet, its elevation atop 100-foot bluffs positions it as the third-highest light off the water in the bay. Notably, it has a significant history of female lightkeepers.

The Alexander Ruins are just off the side of the trails. Like a lot of the ruins in the area, they are pretty beat down and not a lot is left to see.

Fair Hill is a 5,613-acre Natural Resources Management Area dedicated to the public's use and protection of Maryland's natural area. Fair Hill has rolling fields, woodlands, and enjoyable natural beauty. The area includes a turf course, where steeplechase, timber course, and flat races are held during Memorial Day weekend. Every year there is the Cecil County Fair, drawing around 80,000 visitors to the weeklong event.

There are numerous trails and trail loops within the Fair Hill Trail system. Most of the trails are pretty easy, and they're all well-marked, so you can stretch out your hike as far as you like.

The Fair Hills trail system offers 80+ miles of easy singletrack. There a five major trail loops that are connected with each other. That means you can easily spend the whole day on the bike here.

The Fox catcher Farm Covered Bridge in Cecil County, MD, built in 1860 by Ferdinand Wood and substantially reconstructed in 1992, spans Big Elk Creek. Recognized as a Maryland Historic Civil Engineering Landmark in 1994.