Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Trail

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11901 Glenn Dale Blvd
Glenn Dale, MD 20769

The Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Trail is a scenic multi-use pathway located in Glenn Dale, MD. Stretching approximately 13 miles, it offers a picturesque route for walkers, joggers, and cyclists alike. The trail weaves through beautiful landscapes and connects several communities, providing a peaceful escape for outdoor enthusiasts while promoting an active lifestyle.

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Alise R.
6/17/2021

The B&A trail is a wonderful walking/running/biking trail that stretches, obviously, from Annapolis to Baltimore. I accessed the trail in Annapolis. It was a bit confusing as the Annapolis...

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Daryll B.
12/16/2020

I rarely rate a park/trail/nature below five stars. It is Mother Nature so far be it from me to rate it below five. However, this nature/walking/running/biking trail was man made. It follows the...

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