Baltimore-Annapolis Trail Park

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51 W Earleigh Heights Rd
Severna Park, MD 21146
+1 (410) 222-6244
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The WB A Trail is a planned paved recreational trail in Severna Park, MD, stretching from Odenton to the Patuxent River along the abandoned Washington, Baltimore, and Annapolis Railroad right of way.

Once completed, this 5.7-mile trail will connect the South Shore Trail in Odenton with the Patuxent River and an existing rail trail in Prince George's County, offering regional benefits and serving as a critical component of the East Coast Greenway and the American Discovery Trail.

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5.01 reviews
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Great trail for walking, running and biking.
10/14/2024

A beautiful, paved and well-maintained shared use trail that runs down the Broadneck Peninsula. It i...

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