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This site is famous for a very important and unfortunate event in American history: the Battle of Bladensburg during the War of 1812. You can learn about the battle, see historical markers, and understand how this event shaped the nation.

Sligo Creek Trail is a 10.2-mile paved, multi-use path that meanders alongside Sligo Creek through Montgomery and Prince George’s counties in Maryland. Stretching from Wheaton Regional Park to the Northwest Branch Trail in Hyattsville, the trail offers a scenic and accessible route for walking, jogging, biking, and rollerblading. The trail is predominantly flat and shaded, making it suitable for users of all ages and abilities.

Sligo Creek Trail is a 10.2-mile paved, multi-use path that meanders alongside Sligo Creek through Montgomery and Prince George’s counties in Maryland. Stretching from Wheaton Regional Park to the Northwest Branch Trail in Hyattsville, the trail offers a scenic and accessible route for walking, jogging, biking, and rollerblading. The trail is predominantly flat and shaded, making it suitable for users of all ages and abilities.

The Sligo Creek Golf Course offers nine holes, a putting green, a driving range, a snack bar, and a pro shop and is open to the public. It's a nice place to stop, get a snack, drink, and take a break from riding in this beautiful setting.

Once a working gristmill in the 1800s, Pierce Mill offers a glimpse into early Washington industry amid the woodland calm of Rock Creek Park. Today, its restored stone walls and waterwheel stand as a quiet counterpoint to the city just beyond the trees.

The Sligo Creek Trail is a paved multi-use path with numerous parking and access points all through town. You can connect to a bunch of other bike paths including the Rachel Carson Greenway.

It’s really a skateboard track, but I was really tempted to test it with my bike

The Anacostia Riverwalk Trail follows along the Anacostia River from Bladensburg to the Navy Yard, covering 21.5 miles through forests, fields, marshes, and river ecosystems. Ideal for walking, jogging, biking, or dog walking, the paved trail offers scenic views of the Anacostia River and its wildlife. It passes through Anacostia Park and Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens and connects to five bridges and several city bike routes. The trail features asphalt, boardwalk, brick, and concrete surfaces, with access points at Hyattsville, MD, and The Wharf in D.C.