Although much of the Potomac Heritage Trail winds its way through the suburban portion of the Greater DC Metro area, parts of it seem as remote as the forests in New England, providing many views of the Potomac River where its width is broadest.

Hike in the moonlight along the C&O Canal towpath to Great Falls, Maryland, 4 miles

This hiker-biker trail along the old North Central Railroad was established in 1984. The hikes will end in New Freedom, PA.

Situated on the site of an early-19th-century gold mine, Lake Anna is a reservoir that was created as a cooling facility for Dominion Energy’s North Anna Power Station.

The best times to see the views at Big Devil's Stairs are the seasons when the trees are bare of foliage.

This hike takes us to Richmond for a scenic and educational walk along the north and south shores of the James River.

The central section of the Maryland portion of AT provides one of the most popular hikes in Maryland on account of the views from Black Rock and Annapolis Rocks.

Hike in the moonlight along the C&O Canal towpath to Great Falls, Maryland, 4 miles

Two rocky summits, both with glorious views, for the price of one today.

The Meadowood Special Recreation Management Area (SRMA) contains 800 acres of forest and meadows, which provide a landscape mosaic of various terrains and vegetation types.