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Appalachian Trail

Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Towpath

Maryland Heights Trail

While Assateague Island is famous for its Chincoteague ponies, it's also a great place to see waterfowl. https://www.instagram.com/p/CfKfRPOr4Wz/ #PawPaw #hiking #trees #funfactsfriday Greenbury Point is owned by the Navy but open to the public when the firearms range is not in use. The 3.1-mile Greenbury Point trail offers a relaxing walk in nature and terrific views of the Severn River. Weverton Cliffs near Knoxville is a short (distance-wise) yet challenging hike from the parking lot. A series of switchbacks over 1.9 miles leads you up an elevation change of 567 feet to a view that is more than worth the effort.
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