Silver Spring, United States
2220 Ednor Rd
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+1 3012067485
Good for kids
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Lovely wild space! Good shoes and a walking stick can help with some steep areas.
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Nice hiking both up and downriver; we went upriver this morning. Overall pleasant, cooler shade, not crowded earlier on a holiday weekend. It's a barebones path -- don't expect water nevermind educational plaques. If you want a map, you can find one posted at the boat launch on the south side of the road; I posted a shot of the part we hiked. \X\ marks this spot on Google Maps. Parking: there's a gravel lot and path northwest of the road on the Montgomery County (south) side of the bridge. Paths: You can take the main dirt utility road (red in the map) or the somewhat flatter but longer scenic footpath that hugs the river more closely (gray on the map, look for orange blazes). The footpath reconverges with the road when you need to hop the two streams visible in Google Maps.
History of the original Brown's Bridge. Charles Brown, born 1784, with his sons, helped build the original bridge that came to be called Brown's Bridge. crossing the Patuxent River between Montgomery County and Howard County on Ednor Road, Maryland. This information is from the book \ The Browns of The Patuxent River\ copyright 1991 . Library of congress Catalogue Card number 89-85968
Love it. Great photo and hiking opportunities!!! Great for the entire family!!!
Close by but you feel a thousand miles from anywhere once you are on the water
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