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We understand that many of our visitors can only access the heritage area via car which is why we’ve created (yes, we– one of very our own board members!) the parking…

Trolley Trail #9 is a short trail that starts in Ellicott City and ends in Catonsville. The trail distance is about 1.25 miles (one way). The trail can be reached…

If Archery or bowhunting seems like an enticing sport- you’re not alone. The Heart of Maryland Bowhunters Club is located within the Patapsco Valley State Park area in Marriottsville and leases a…

Patapsco Valley State Park has 17 hunting areas located in Baltimore, Carroll, and Howard Counties and is open for deer hunting only. Permits are required. See below to find out…

As all fishing enthusiasts know, there’s nothing quite like the calmness of the water, the baited anticipation, and then the thrill of the catch! And along the Patapsco River, fishing…

Trail running is essentially running on any route that’s not on surfaced, paved, sealed, or asphalt roads. Fortunately for those wanting to rail run in Patapsco Valley State Park, we…

With over 170 miles of trails to explore, Patapsco Valley State Park is a great place to enjoy the outdoors and with routes of all challenges, horseback riding can be…

Swimming can be a refreshing sport and along the Patapsco River, it can be particularly enthralling. Swimmers are reminded, however, to be cautious and to pay attention to notices prohibiting…

Whether you’re a novice or an expert paddler, the Patapsco River offers some of the most breathtaking scenic views for anyone wanting an experience to remember out on the waters.…

The Audubon Society recognizes the Patapsco Valley as an important bird habitat area. The mature hardwood forests and diversity of other habitats make it appealing to a wide variety of…

Climbing history in Patapsco started back in the 1960s and today some of the more popular spots include Ilchester, Friction Wall, Woodstock, and the Bloede Dam area. For Climbers, the…