Where to ride bicycle

luvscats

luvscats

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anyone have info about where I can ride my bicycle on a paved path that doesn't have cars? I've ridden the pull off on lanes of Dares Beach Road, Plum Point Road, but it's scary sometimes. I live in Huntingtown but am willing to drive to St. Mary's or elsewhere for a nice path to ride with no cars. Don't have the tires to do dirt paths.

Thank you. :)
 
Baja28

Baja28

Obama destroyed America
luvscats said:
anyone have info about where I can ride my bicycle on a paved path that doesn't have cars? I've ridden the pull off on lanes of Dares Beach Road, Plum Point Road, but it's scary sometimes. I live in Huntingtown but am willing to drive to St. Mary's or elsewhere for a nice path to ride with no cars. Don't have the tires to do dirt paths.

Thank you. :)
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Yes, there is a long trail that starts in Charlotte Hall and goes for miles. Forget what it's called.
 
cheezgrits

cheezgrits

Thought pirate
TNRabbit said:
You can also ride around St Mary's Lake, although it's not "paved"....
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Ummm, not if they don't have the tires for non-paved trails.

Charlotte Hall to county line is 3 miles.

Lower Three Notch Trail from Baggett Park to Rt. 5 is about 3 miles.

The Indian Head Rail Trail is about a 27 mile round trip
 
GWguy

GWguy

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If you feel like taking a little trip north, DC is just chock full of bike/pedestrian only trails. I was on one a few weeks ago, traveled from our hotel in Crystal City down past the airport and all the way into Old Town with minimal bike/car shared road getting out of the hotel area. About 13 miles round trip. There are trails all over the place.

Bike Washington
 
Hank

Hank

my war
luvscats said:
anyone have info about where I can ride my bicycle on a paved path that doesn't have cars? I've ridden the pull off on lanes of Dares Beach Road, Plum Point Road, but it's scary sometimes. I live in Huntingtown but am willing to drive to St. Mary's or elsewhere for a nice path to ride with no cars. Don't have the tires to do dirt paths.

Thank you. :)
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Since you are in Calvert, you may want to check this out... I haven't been yet so I can't tell you how it is, but it is new.

Chesapeake Beach Rail-Trail | Maryland Trails | TrailLink.com
 
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