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love this trail, one of my favorite trails to do a lo g ride.

Great park access to many trails along the rail trail. Beautiful views of the falls and more if you venture out. Road bikes will probably not be the best though if you want to venture into the park.

Convenient parking area with access to the rail trail. Water fountains, tube rentals and other river oriented recreation is available here.

This 297-meter section of Bottom Road is compacted dirt, however it's really well maintained and smooth. Just use caution on really rainy days.

US Route 1 or locally known as Conowingo Road. It's a busy road and the shoulder width can be narrow on some sections, so use caution.

The Falling Branch area of Rocks State Park is about five miles north of the main park on a separate 67-acre parcel. It features the 17-foot high Kilgore Falls, Maryland's second-highest waterfall. While biking isn't prohibited, the terrain can be challenging. It's recommended to secure your bike at the parking lot and hike to the falls for the best experience.

Small bridge that helps you cross Gunpowder Falls. Even though this section of the East Coast Greenway (ECG) is not paved, it's still a pretty comfortable ride as the compacted dirt and crushed gravel keep the trail smooth.

The East Coast Greenway is a 3,000-mile biking and walking trail stretching from Maine to Florida. In Maryland, it covers 163 miles, with 61 miles dedicated to bike paths and the rest on roads shared with vehicles. Highlights include the Jones Falls Trail into Baltimore, the Torrey C. Brown Trail, and the B&A Trail leading to Annapolis. The route traverses historic towns along the Chesapeake Bay. Notably, there is no pedestrian access over the Hatem Bridge for the Susquehanna River crossing, requiring careful planning for bikers.