This video shows mountain biking at Patapsco State Park Maryland in the Avalon Area. The park extends for over 32 miles along the Patapsco River with developed trail systems linked from the Avalon Area in Elkridge to the south to the McKeldin Area in Marriottsville to the northwest.
Category Archives: Hike & Bike
An all natural kind of evening
This evening was a bit of an all natural adventure. After a visit to Bass Pro/Cabelas, I stopped by a local natural food market called David’s. It had an abundance of organic produce, prepared foods, grass fed meats and rows of health food and supplements. As usual, you pay for the privilege, so I leftContinue reading “An all natural kind of evening”
Bike and hike at Daniels abandoned town
Last weekend our family made a visit to the Daniels area at Patapsco Valley State Park. If you go and don’t see parking at the official spot, I recommend you drop off your crew and bikes at the entrance and then go find a spot down the road. The walk along the busy road isContinue reading “Bike and hike at Daniels abandoned town”
Corcoran Woods to Sandy Point State Park
On Sunday, March 10, my wife, son, and I went for a short hike throughout Corcoran Woods and Sandy Point State Park. We first parked in the little parking lot on Tidings Road and took a quick look inside the fenced Corcoran Woods. To our dismay, this area was extremely flooded and most of theContinue reading “Corcoran Woods to Sandy Point State Park”
Hunting with my camera
Near my home in the Annapolis area is about 200 acres of tick infested deer woods called Corcoran Woods, near Sandy Point State Park. The only time to safely walk these paths is in the winter months when the ticks are dormant. I am sure Sandy Point is bad too, but this Enchanted Forest hasContinue reading “Hunting with my camera”
Biking for hunting
What does biking have to do with hunting? Nothing. But it is a great way to get fit for the season in a very specifc way – and for a specific hunt: deer hunting. What I am talking about is a bike route with hills. When you bike up a hill, you get a burningContinue reading “Biking for hunting”
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