Natural Features Wooded ridges and valleys flank the wide Susquehanna River. Trails visit hardwood forests and rolling agricultural fields with opportunities to observe herds of white-tailed deer, wild turkeys and other wildlife. Nearby the Steppingstone Farm Museum is a private museum featuring rural arts and crafts of the 1880-1920 period. Lapidum Landing, formerly known as Bell's Ferry, shipped local farm produce to Baltimore and major ports. Camping Available at Susquehanna State Park, May-September.
Mini cabins are also available.
Port Deposit , an historic river town, offers restaurants and shops. Nearby Darlington is a quaint rural town with antique shops. The single track trail is generally fast and dry, involves small creek crossings, varied terrain and hill climbing. Advanced cyclists will enjoy exploring the challenging network of trails providing views of the Susquehanna River and the surrounding woodlands. Trails visit the Rock Run Historic Area.