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    Mount Nebo Wildlife Management Area

    Mount Nebo WMA is located in the mountains of Garrett County, about 30 miles southwest from Cumberland, MD. This park includes a red spruce bog that houses beavers and Canada geese, providing hunters with a limited hunting opportunity. There are facilities available for hunters who are physically challenged as well.
    Address: . Mount Nebo WMA  MD  USA
    Telephone 1 301 334-4255 
     

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    Catoctin Mountain Park

    Camping, fishing and hiking are a few of the activities at Catoctin Mountain Park. The park is also home to the Presidential retreat of Camp David, which is not open to the public.
    Address: . Thurmont  MD  USA
     

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    Hugg-Thomas Wildlife Management Area

    Whether hunting for wildlife or wildflowers, visitors are bound to be satisfied at the Hugg-Thomas WMA. 300 acres of oak, hickory and yellow polar make up this park in Sykesville, which is about eight miles from Mount Airy, MD.
    Address: . Sykesvile  MD  USA
    Telephone 1 410 356-9272 
     

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    Rocky Gap State Park

    There are 248 individual campsites at Rocky Gap State Park, as well as a family chalet and 10 mini cabins for rent with bunk bed, double bed and electricity. Boating and fishing are permitted on Lake Habeeb any time visitors feel the urge, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. A golf course is also situated inside the park for those who want to hit the links.
    Address: 12500 Pleasant Valley Road Flintstone  MD  USA  21530
    Telephone 1 301 777-2139 
     

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    Chesapeake & Ohio Canal National Historic Park

    Stretching 184.5 mi (297 km), the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal National Historic Park once acted as a lifeline for communities and businesses along the Potomac River. Today the canal acts as a recreational destination, offering mule-draw boat trips and trails to hike, bike and jog on. The main entrance, visitor center and coach parking is located in Great Falls, Maryland, just outside Reston.
    Address: 1850 Dual Highway, Suite 100 Hagerstown  MD  USA  21740-6620
    Telephone 1 301 739-4200 
     

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    Rocks State Park

    Rocks State Park is set in Jarrettsville, 10 miles north and west of Bel Air, MD. Deer Creek, which runs through the park, is popular for fishing and tubing. There are several areas in this park that are undeveloped in the interest of environmental conservation.
    Address: 3318 Rocks Chrome Hill Road Jarrettsville  MD  USA  21084
    Telephone 1 410 557-7994 
     

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    Big Run State Park

    Big Run State Park is made up of 300 acres of Maryland wilderness. There are 30 rustic campsites as well as a youth group camping area; both are open year round.
    Address: 349 Headquarters Lane Grantsville  MD  USA  21536
    Telephone 1 301 895-5453 
     

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    Sideling Hill Exhibit Center

    Just six miles west of Hancock, the Sideling Hill Exhibit Center features a rock wall of 850 vertical feet. The Exhibit Center has an interpretive program that explains the geological history of the area and the significance of the unique rock formation at Sideling Hill.
    Address: 11100 Fort Frederick Road Big Pool  MD  USA  21711
    Telephone 1 301 842-2155 
     

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    Billmeyer/Belle Grove Wildlife Management Area

    The Billmeyer/Belle Grove Wildlife Management Area is located near to Westminster, MD. Wildlife abounds in this park, particulary turkeys, ruffed grouse, white-talied deer and rabbits.
    Address: . Westminster  MD  USA
    Telephone 1 301 478-2525 
     

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    Savage River State Forest

    Made up of over 54,000 acres, the Savage River State Forest is the largest facility of its kind in Maryland. There are a myriad of hiking trails and 10 miles of cross country ski trails for visitors to avail themselves of. Pets are welcome, but must be on a leash and under control at all times.
    Address: 349 Headquarters Lane Grantsville  MD  USA  21536
    Telephone 1 301 895-5759 
     

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    Warrior Mountain Wildlife Management Area

    The Warrior Mountain WMA is found in Western Maryland, and is composed of 4,400 acres of woods and streams. Hunting for wild turkeys, squirrels and white-tailed deer are popular activities when visiting Warrior Mountain, and old roads that run through the park are perfect for hiking or biking.
    Address: . Warrior Mountain WMA  MD  USA
    Telephone 1 301 478-2525 
     

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    Indian Springs Wildlife Management Area

    The Indian Springs Wildlife Management Area can be found about three miles north of Frederick, MD. Bow hunters will appreciate the archery deer hunting area, and firearm hunting is offered throughout this WMA, save for a 30 acre refuge at the west end of the park.
    Address: . Indian Springs WMA  MD  USA
    Telephone 1 301 842-2702 
     

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    Potomac State Forest

    This park features Backbone Mountain-with an elevation of 3220 feet, it is the highest point in any Maryland State Park. Popular activities at the Potomac State Forest include cross country skiing, hiking trails, fishing and hunting.
    Address: 222 Herrington Lane Oakland  MD  USA  21550
    Telephone 1 301 334-2038 
     

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    Heater's Island Wildlife Management Area

    The Heater's Island WMA is found in the Potomac River, about 10 miles southwest of Frederick, MD. There are many species of waterfowl that migrate up the Potomac in the autumn months, making this an ideal spot for bird hunters. Those who enjoy fishing will find enjoyment in stalking bass, bluegill, carp and catfish.
    Address: 14038 Blairs Valley Road Clear Spring  MD  USA  21722
    Telephone 1 301 777-2136 
     

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    Herrington Manor State Park

    Located roughly 30 miles southwest of Frostburg, the Herrington Manor State Park offers visitors twenty cabins that can be rented while exploring this area of Maryland's woodland. For the winter sports fan, there are a myriad of cross country ski trails dotted throughout the park as well.
    Address: 222 Herrington Lane Oakland  MD  USA  21550
    Telephone 1 301 334-9180 
     

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    Cunningham Falls State Park

    Located just outside Thurmont, Cunningham Falls State Park offers a plethora of hiking trails for visitors to enjoy.
    Address: 14039 Catoctin Hollow Road Thurmont  MD  USA  21788
    Telephone 1 301 271-7574 
     

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    Deep Creek Lake State Park

    Roughly twenty miles southwest from Cumberland is the Deep Creek Lake State Park and Natural Resources Management Area. There are interpretive programs available to educate visitors about the area as well as the Deep Creek Lake Discovery Center, which features hands-on exhibits explaining the history and nature of this park.
    Address: 898 State Park Road Swanton  MD  USA  21561
    Telephone 1 301 387-4111 
     

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    Greenbrier State Park

    The Greenbrier State Park is found in the Appalachians, about 10 miles south of Hagerstown, MD. There are 165 camp sites for visitors to use, camplete with bath houses and hot water. Many different types of trees and wildlife thrive in this park, and are easily enjoyed from the park's trail system.
    Address: 21843 National Pike Boonsboro  MD  USA  21713-9535
    Telephone 1 301 791-4767 
     

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    South Mountain State Park

    There are 10,000 acres of hiking trails that are open year-round in South Mountain State Park, located about 10 miles southwest of Thurmont, MD. 40 miles of the Appalachian Trail runs through this park, however there are numerous day hikes offered as well. Camping is permitted in any of the six designated areas.
    Address: 21843 National Pike Boonsboro  MD  USA  21713
    Telephone 1 301 791-4767 
     

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    Swallow Falls State Park

    Swallow Falls State Park is on the western edge of Maryland. Some of the things to do in Swallow Falls are fishing, hiking and mountain biking. 64 camp sites are available for those wishing to camp.
    Address: 222 Herrington Lane Oakland  MD  USA  21550
    Telephone 1 301 387-6938 
     

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    Washington Monument State Park

    The Appalachian Trail winds past the foot of the Washington Monument in this Northern Maryland park. The monument was erected in 1827 by the citizens of Boonsboro to honor George Washington, first president of the United States. History buffs will appreciate the chronicle of the past, while athletic types will enjoy the hiking and cross country ski trails in the winter.
    Address: 21843 National Pike Boonsboro  MD  USA  21713
    Telephone 1 301 791-4767