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The Yellow Trail is the longest in Schaeffer Farm and connects to every other trail in the system. It also has a variety of terrain from hardwood forests, to stream crossings, and farm fields. Being a mountain bike heavy area keep an eye out for bikes, especially around corners and give way to anyone heading uphill.

The Schaeffer Farm Trail System is part of Seneca Creek State Park and offers miles of diverse terrain. The trails are constructed in a series of loops so visitors can tailor their outing to suit their ability and time constraints. Be aware that these are multi-use trails and you're likely to encounter mountain bikers on the trail.

The Crowfoot trail winds its way through the park and connects to just about every trail in Fairland at some point. It's a mix use trail and you pass right by "The Pit" MTB area, so expect to encounter mountain bikers on your walk.

This section of the State Park has a few different bike trails to choose from. The Rockhaven Trail is one of the easier trails while Jane and and Roxy (The Rocks) trails will give you plenty of challenges.

Seneca Creek State Park offers diverse recreational opportunities amid its 6,300 acres of woodland and water. Visitors can explore miles of trails, fish in the creek, enjoy picnics, and partake in boating activities, creating memorable outdoor experiences for all.

Around the middle of the Patapsco Valley State Park, the Rockhaven Area has several nice trails running along the river and Rockhaven Avenue.

Rockburn Branch Park has 7.4 miles of trails and is home to Rockburn Branch, a small tributary to the Patapsco River. There are also a few historic buildings in the park with informational signage.

Around the middle of the Patapsco Valley State Park, the Rockhaven Area has several nice trails running along the river and Rockhaven Avenue.