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290-mi. hiking & biking trail commemorating the Chesapeake Campaign of the War of 1812.
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Reviews — 8
Awesome people awesome place to visit it's a must when you're here
Very enlightening experience. Seeing how people served and lived in early America was well worth the visit.
It was fantastic, I love walking near water& watching the boats go by as I walk. I didn't stay as long this time, due to so many kids. It may have been summer camps. I thought, let the kids have their fun, I can always return once school reopened.
Love this place. Very historic and also spoke about the story of Francis Scott Key and the role the people of Baltimore played a role in defending the city against British forces during the War Of 1812.
Educational and informative. Wear good walking shoes. Helpful park Rangers.
Very interesting, and easy to see everything in 2 hours. It was free for myself & my son because I have the senior card.
Nice park to walk around the loop. It’s about one mile. The tickets are 15 to enter the fort. Plenty of free parking
