캐롤 카운티 최고의 러닝 경로

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 trail is marked with white blazes and runs along the scenic Patapsco River. The trail is moderately technical with some roots and rocks and in most places has room enough to pass.

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

You may see a lot of equestrian use along this multi-use trail. Bikers are allowed too, cross-country skiing in season, and of course you as a hiker.

Give yourself a respite from the multiuse/equestrian trails with this pleasant ramble alongside a ravine.

This pretty little lake is actually a restored wetland, and also serves as the start of the Stream Trail. Keep an eye out for birds like great blue herons and belted kingfishers, and painted turtles basking during warm days.

These raptor mews stretch along a roughly quarter-mile of trail. The birds inside these pens were injured or otherwise deemed unreleasable by veterinarians, so now they are part of the educational programs at Bear Branch Nature Center.

Just to the south of this point in the road, there's a pretty little pond. To the north is the turnoff to walk to Bear Branch Nature Center, the heart of education in Hashawha Environmental Center. It's open five days a week with hands-on education exhibits, an observation beehive, live animals, staff on hand, and even a planetarium and observatory.