Guides
From Georgetown to Calico Rocks Campground, this 48 miles is the first of four sections on the C & O Canal Towpath trail
This portion of the C & O Canal Towpath trail runs from Georgetown, near Washington D.C., to Point of Rocks, Maryland. Whether you are riding/hiking out and back or plan to go the distance on the C & O Canal, you will find plenty of camping, scenery, and wildlife in this first 50 mile stretch of trail. There are 30 hiker/biker campgrounds located...
Trips
Rock Creek - South with The Mid-Atlantic Hiking Group (Template)
Washington D.C., Washington, D.C., United States
Hiking | 8.6 miles
Hiking | 8.6 miles
Rock creek park: Southern Section (TEMPLATE)
Pretty Prospect (historical), Washington, D.C., United States
Hiking | 8.7 miles
Hiking | 8.7 miles
National Arboretum (Short Trek) with The Mid-Atlantic Hiking Group
Washington D.C., Washington, D.C., United States
Hiking | 5.5 miles
Hiking | 5.5 miles
Monuments in the The Moonlight Sneaker Hike with Mid-Atlantic Hiking Group - (Template)
Washington D.C., Washington, D.C., United States
Hiking | 3.7 miles
Hiking | 3.7 miles
Hike with The Mid-Atlantic Hiking Group recorded with a Garmin Rino 530HCx. While this trek can be enjoyed anytime, day or night, our meetup group hosts it whenever the full moon falls on a weekend. This is a wonderful way to take in most of the monuments and memorials of D.C. I highly recommend that you take the hike at night as the lighting is magnificent! Tonight we had about 100 people turn...
Monuments in the Moonlight with the Mid-Atlantic Hiking Group (Template)
Washington D.C., Washington, D.C., United States
Hiking | 3.9 miles
Hiking | 3.9 miles
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Fort Reno Summit, Washington DC Highpoint
Armsleigh Park (historical), Washington, D.C., United States
Hiking | 1.1 miles
Hiking | 1.1 miles
My full description can be read below. The fort is not much to look at. In fact, it is used by the Washington DC Water Authority. You cannot go on the property without permission. So, I walked around the perimeter.
http://climbinghighwithbrian.blogspot.com/2007/03/reno-resevoir-washington-dc.html
Hé oui, cette nuit il a neigé ! Voilà comment est la ville maintenant !
