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It gets very cold as you get close to Patapsco River near the bridge. The bridge does move a little but very secure as you cross it. Be mindful if you’re wearing a skirt (Ms Monroe)

I could add a tip here if I wanted to.

Camel’s Den Cave is a small, shallow shelter cave nestled in the Daniels Area of Patapsco Valley State Park. It's a slight detour off Daniels Singletrack and you will need to carry your bike down a couple of steps.

The Orange Grove Area of Patapsco Valley State Park is a beautiful and historic section known for its swinging bridge, with stunning views of the Patapsco River. Here, you can explore the paved Grist Mill Trail for a leisurely walk or venture deeper into the woods to find Cascade Falls. The area also features remnants of old mills and the Bloede Dam removal project, an indication of the park's evolving landscape. With shaded woodlands and riverside trails, it's a fantastic spot for a casual walk or an extended hike. Arriving early is recommended, especially on weekends due to its popularity.

Daniels Dam is a nice small dam along the Patapsco River. You get a good view from the parking lot, so it is worth pulling in for a short break.

Right next to the parking lot and the starting point of some nice hiking loops, make sure you don't miss taking a look at Daniels Dam.

Ellicott Town, captivates cyclists with its charming blend of historic architecture, tree-lined streets, and inviting local shops. The town's scenic beauty and welcoming atmosphere create an ideal stop for cyclists seeking a relaxing break, cultural exploration, and the warmth of a friendly community on their journey.

The Patapsco River is a 39-mile river that flows into the Chesapeake Bay, notably running through the city of Baltimore.