The Maryland Board of Public Works, through Program Open Space & Community Parks and Playgrounds, is dedicating $60,000 to St. Mary’s County to design and engineer Phase VI of the Three Notch Trail from Mechanicsville to New Market (Route 5 to Route 236). Phase VI of the trail is approximately five miles long and will be used for walking, bicycling, running, rollerblading and horseback riding.


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$60,000 for Trails in St. Mary’s County (http://equiery.com/blog/?p=923&utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+equiery%2FHbWg+%28The+Equiery+News+%26+Views%29)

The Maryland Board of Public Works, through Program Open Space & Community Parks and Playgrounds, is dedicating $60,000 to St. Mary’s County to design and engineer Phase VI of the Three Notch Trail from Mechanicsville to New Market (Route 5 to Route 236). Phase VI of the trail is approximately five miles long and will be used for walking, bicycling, running, rollerblading and horseback riding.


you can read the whole story below:
$60,000 for Trails in St. Mary’s County (http://equiery.com/blog/?p=923&utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+equiery%2FHbWg+%28The+Equiery+News+%26+Views%29)
I thought the entire trail was done from Laurel Grove Park to north of the county line?

I thought the entire trail was done from Laurel Grove Park to north of the county line?

Nope. Laurel Grove only goes to Rt. 5.

Nope. Laurel Grove only goes to Rt. 5.
I did not know that. Obviously. Good to know.