- 10 Best hikes and trails in Catoctin Mountain Park | AllTrails
Yes, there are 19 trails with scenic viewpoints in Catoctin Mountain Park, including Wolf Rock and Chimney Rock Trail, Catoctin Mountain Extended Loop Trail, Cunningham Falls and Hog Rock Nature Trail, Cunningham Falls Nature Trail, and Chimney Rock
- Hiking - Catoctin Mountain Park (U. S. National Park Service)
Numerous maps and guides for the East Side trails are available The West Side Trails of Catoctin Mountain Park offer a wilder, more quiet hiking experience Adventurous hikers are more likely to see wildlife, wetlands, and an up-close view of nature Remnants of former farms dot the land
- Catoctin Trail - Maryland Department of Natural Resources
No camping is allowed along the Catoctin Trail This hike will take you through 2 state parks, a Municipal Forest and a National Park You will also cross many streams and hike by at least 4 beautiful ponds Watch out for mountain bikers on much of the trail
- Hike the Wolf Rock and Chimney Rock Trail at Catoctin Mountain Park
It’s not far from Washington, DC, Baltimore, and Harrisburg and offers beautiful views of the region The trail has steep sections, especially between the parking lot and Wolf Rock Depending on the time of year you visit, it could be slippery due to ice, snow, or wet rocks
- MD’s Best Kept Secret: Catoctin Mountain Park
In this guide, we’ll share local tips on the best trails, scenic overlooks, and picnic spots So pack a picnic basket, grab your hiking boots, and get ready to explore the beauty of Catoctin Mountain Park Catoctin Mountain Park is a stunning natural area located in Maryland
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- Catoctin Trail Hike - Frederick, Maryland | MyHikes
The Catoctin Trail is a 26 8-mile hike in Frederick, MD, suitable for a 2-day backpacking trip with camping at the Manor Area Campground in Cunningham Falls State Park (reservations suggested)
- East Hiking Trails - U. S. National Park Service
Once past Wolf Rock, continue on the Pink Purple blazed trail and you will hike along the ridgeline of Catoctin Mountain to Thurmont Vista After this point, the trail will lead you down in elevation as it reconnects to the Orange blazed trail
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