20의 프레더릭 카운티가지 명소 & 주요 장소

You can walk along the side or bike through the middle

Beautiful River Overlook!

This is a lovely bridge over the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. It was built from 1829 to 1833 and is one of 12 such bridges to cross the canal. During the Civil War, it was nearly destroyed, but a lockkeeper was able to persuade troops to destroy a different bridge instead.

Wolf Rock is a lovely place to sit and catch your breath. The rock is in the shape of a wolf, hence the name, and is part of the Weverton Formation, deposited as sand 550 million years ago. The better views are slightly further down the path at Chimney Rock, but this is still worth a visit.

The National War Correspondents Memorial (sometimes referred to as the War Correspondents Memorial Arch) was built in 1896 by George Townsend, a Civil War journalist, to commemorate those who died covering war and conflict. The monument is an amalgamation of symbolic architecture, sculpture, and engraving. It is maintained by the National Park Service in connection with Antietam National Battlefield.

This is one of the fancier and more contemporary Appalachian Trail shelters, making it a popular layover for hikers/trail runners. The enclosed loft offers above-average protection from the elements, and a privy is also available at the site. There's a reliable spring approximately half a mile downhill from the shelter, but an intermittent seep may be found much closer to the shelter, depending on the season.

The Catoctin Aqueduct, situated along the Chesapeake & Ohio (C&O) Canal in Maryland, was constructed between 1832 and 1834. The aqueduct served as a vital waterway infrastructure, allowing canal boats to cross over the Catoctin Creek.

This is a lovely bridge over the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. It was built from 1829 to 1833 and is one of 12 such bridges to cross the canal. During the Civil War, it was nearly destroyed, but a lockkeeper was able to persuade troops to destroy a different bridge instead.