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Great surroundings, however, some parts of the 5.1 mile trail are unpaved. Use caution when going through compacted dirt and crushed stone sections.

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.

Rocks State Park spans 855 acres in northern Harford County, offering rocky forest landscapes. Highlights include the King and Queen Seat, a natural rock outcrop, and Kilgore Falls, Maryland’s second-highest vertical waterfall. The park features three picnic areas and 3.5 miles of hiking trails, with Deer Creek providing opportunities for fishing, wading, and tubing. While biking isn't allowed on the trails, the park's picnic spots make it a pleasant rest area for bikers.

This multiuse trail follows the Maryland and Pennsylvania Railroad corridor, giving it its name. It's an ideal route for a picturesque ride through stunning landscapes and an opportunity to experience the history of Harford County.

This spectacular park is a chance to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and immerse yourself in a quiet, peaceful oasis. It offers exceptional hiking and bike trails, fishing opportunities, and historical sites, including the Rock Run grist mill, Archer Mansion and the Jersey Toll House.

Concord Point Light, a 36-foot lighthouse situated in Havre de Grace, Maryland, stands sentinel at the convergence of the Susquehanna River and the Chesapeake Bay. Erected in 1827, it served as a crucial guide for growing maritime traffic in the area. Today, it remains a privately maintained navigational beacon.

Jericho Covered Bridge was built in 1865 and is located close to historic Jerusalem Mill Village. The red iconic bridge is one of the most popular pictures in the area besides Jerusalem Mill.

Jerusalem Mill, at the outskirts of Kingsville, operated for about two centuries in the 18th and 19th century. Nowadays, it's the headquarter of the State Park and serves as a visitor center where you can learn everything about the historic place.