The Maryland Department of Natural Resources has put together a listing, by region, of areas in the State that have trails for cycling. We suggest that you contact the individual areas you plan to visit for detailed information concerning trails, hours of operation, and to clear up any other questions you may have before traveling to any of these wonderful places. When you select a link to a specific area you will access the online park brochure. At the bottom of each brochure is a phone number for the park or area. Support the improvements to the The Maryland State Forest and Park Service trail system by becoming a 2000 Trail Blazer .
People judge all cyclists by their actions.
Slow down and use caution when approaching or overtaking another trail user. Make your presence known well in advance. Maintain control of your speed at all times and approach turns in anticipation that someone may be around the bend. Stay on designated trails to avoid trampling native vegetation and minimize the potential erosion to trails by not using muddy trails or short cutting switchbacks. No cycling in designated wildlands.