Lake Montebello – Druid Lake loop from Towson University

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Lake Montebello – Druid Lake loop from Towson University

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Lake Montebello – Druid Lake loop from Towson University

02:14

35.5km

350m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 10, 2026

Tips

Your route passes through protected areas

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Herring Run Park

Lake Roland

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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8.76 km

Herring Run Park

Highlight • Forest

Herring Run Park hosts the Herring Run Greenway, a 4.2-mile loop trail accessible to bikers, runners, and hikers. The park features the serene Herring Run River, has a wooded environment, and is open throughout the year.

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10.3 km

Lake Montebello

Highlight • Lake

Lake Montebello is an artificaile reservoir built in 1881. A bicycle and pedestrian path circumnavigates it. It's a popular destination for residents.

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10.8 km

Lake Montebello

Highlight • Lake

Lake Montebello is an artificial reservoir built in 1881. A bicycle and pedestrian path circumnavigates it. It's a popular destination for residents.

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16.6 km

Druid Lake

Highlight • Lake

Great place for cycling, running, tennis, basketballl

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17.4 km

Taylor's Grove

Forest

18.0 km

Druid Hill Park

Highlight • Natural

This large urban park is a wonderful place to relax in northwest Baltimore. Opened in 1860, it's one of the oldest public parks in the US.

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19.1 km

Grove of Remembrance

Highlight • Monument

Step back in time to 1919 when the War Mothers of World War I crafted the poignant Grove of Remembrance in Druid Hill Park. A testament to sacrifice, this arboretum, …

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21.9 km

Bend Hill

Highlight • Summit

Between Hooper Rockrose Park and Coldsprings Park the Jones Falls Trail curves suddenly and comes very close to the Jones Falls River. The reason for this curve is Bend Hill …

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