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This recreation area is managed by BLM and is part of the Potomac Heritage Trail. It is a diverse area with shorelines along the east side of the Potomac River, 548 acres of forest, and a historical walk. The main trails that loop through the park are the Chiles Homesite Trail and the Cal Posey Trail, which connect the North and South trailheads for the area. This is a great area for a day hike and also adds some nice off-road hiking to the section of the Potomac Heritage Trail that it runs along.

Smallwood State Park is a 628 acre park on the Potomac River. The park has a marina, picnic area, restrooms, and a camping area. The park is also home to Smallwood Retreat. The house used to be the home of Major General William Smallwood, a Continental Army officer and Governor of Maryland. The house has been preserved and is open to visitors.

Smallwood State Park is a 628 acre park on the Potomac River. The park has a marina, picnic area, restrooms, and a camping area. The park is also home to Smallwood Retreat. The house used to be the home of Major General William Smallwood, a Continental Army officer and Governor of Maryland. The house has been preserved and is open to visitors.

You can get off at the end of the trail and take the road back. It's a strait shot, and it'll be a loop instead of a strait line .

This is a paved, wide trail that leads 13 miles (21 km) through Charles County. On the way, you'll find pavillions and benches to stop for a snack and toilet facilities. There are wildlife viewing areas too.

Myrtle Grove is made up of forests of oak, maple, beech, sycamore, poplar and other tree species. Its wetlands are home to diverse bird and animal species. Listen out for the barred owls call here. It sounds like: 'who cooks for you, who cooks for you all!' There's a lake, pond and two reservoirs to explore too. Be aware that hunting takes place at the park.

Mattawoman area is a real gem. The Mattawoman Creek winds through long reeds and marshes, surrounded by tidal forest. In spring and summer, forest songbirds tweet from the trees. Trails lead through the park and to vantage points where you can watch migratory birds come and go.

This trail is built on the old railway line that was in operation until the early 1960s. Along the way you can read about the history of the train on the information panels.