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A quick, easy, and bike-friendly crossing of the Patuxent River, along the Washington, Baltimore & Annapolis Trail.

The Maryland State House in Annapolis is the oldest U.S. legislative building still in active use for legislative purposes. Construction began in 1772 and took until 1797 to complete. Its striking feature is its large wooden dome—built entirely without nails. The U.S. Congress of the Confederation met here between 1783 and 1784. Today, the building is located on the grounds of Fort Williams Park and is managed by the State House Trust.

The 6th Street Bridge, also known as the Spa Creek Bridge, is a drawbridge that takes you across Spa Creek. There is a sidewalk for pedestrians to safely cross the bridge and get great views of Spa Creek.

Quiet Waters Park is a great park on the banks of the South River. There are several miles of nature trails, a pier and multiple points that give you great views of the river.

Watkins Regional Park in Upper Marlboro, Maryland, spans over 850 acres and offers a diverse range of attractions for visitors of all ages. One of its standout features is the Wizard of Oz-themed playground, where children can follow the Yellow Brick Road through imaginative play structures like Dorothy’s house, the Emerald City, and ruby slipper slides. This playground not only provides entertainment but also incorporates educational elements to promote literacy and learning through play.

The East Coast Greenway in Maryland features a diverse mix of urban, suburban, and rural trails, offering cyclists and pedestrians a scenic and accessible route through the state. Key segments include the Jones Falls Trail in Baltimore, the Baltimore & Annapolis (B&A) Trail, and the Washington, Baltimore & Annapolis (WB&A) Trail, each contributing to the state's 163-mile spine route, with 61 miles currently on protected greenways .