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TOP 30 Boardwalk parking in Frederick, MD
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Battle Creek Cypress Swamp
Battle Creek Cypress Swamp is a unique and fascinating natural attraction located at 2880 Grays Road in Prince Frederick, Maryland. This park is home to the northernmost naturally occurring stand of bald cypress trees in North America, making it a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts and tourists alike. Visitors can explore the boardwalk trails that wind through the swamp, providing an up-close look at the diverse plant and animal life that call this area home. Whether you're interested in birdwatching, photography, or simply enjoying a peaceful stroll through a beautiful natural setting, Battle Creek Cypress Swamp is the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
Monocacy National Battlefield | Thomas Farm Loop Trail
Monocacy National Battlefield | Thomas Farm Loop Trail is a historic institution located in Frederick, Maryland, United States. Visitors can explore the walking trails and tour the historic farms where the Battle of Monocacy took place in 1864. The Junction Trail, starting at the park visitor center, covers the area where Confederate forces deployed to attack the bridge at the river below. The Gambrill Mill area includes an accessible boardwalk with a view of the Monocacy River where Union forces defended against the Confederate attack. The Worthington Farm area is where Confederate forces crossed the river to flank the Union forces, and the Thomas Farm was fiercely contested during the battle. Each farm has its own unique story, with Best Farm once being home to over 100 enslaved people and one of the largest plantations in Maryland. Visitors can also discover Maryland's native plants and animals while enjoying scenic landscape views. Leashed dogs are welcome, but metal detecting and relic hunting are strictly prohibited. The trail is 0.5 miles long, partially wheelchair-accessible via a boardwalk. The Worthington Ford Trail and High Water Bypass Trail are also available for exploration.
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