NCR Trail

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Ashland Rd

Cockeysville, MD 21030

http://www.ncrtrailsnails.com

The Northern Central Railroad Trail, officially known as the Torrey C. Brown Trail, spans nearly 20 miles in Maryland, extending from Ashland Road in Hunt Valley to the Mason-Dixon Line. This 10-foot-wide trail features a stonedust surface, clear mile markers, and is popular for hiking, running, biking, and horseback riding, with additional access for fishing and tubing along the Gunpowder River.

The trail continues into Pennsylvania as the York County Heritage Trail, where it features a mix of surfaces and historic sites, including a cool tunnel and Hanover Junction. Various parking lots are available along the Maryland portion of the trail, providing convenient access for outdoor enthusiasts.

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TrailLink is a comprehensive platform dedicated to connecting outdoor enthusiasts with over 40,000 miles of trails across the country. By offering mobile apps and offline trail maps, users can easily discover, explore, and plan their next adventure. Supported by the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, TrailLink not only provides essential resources for trail exploration but also fosters community involvement through trail reviews, photos, and custom guidebooks. Their mission is to defend and expand trail access nationwide, encouraging more people to engage with nature. Generated from the website

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Lancaster Junction Trail

In 1987, the County acquired the Lancaster Junction Recreation Trail. This trail, part of the former Reading-Columbia rail line, runs for just over two miles between the hamlet of Lancaster Junction and Route 283.