The best walks and hikes around Cedarville

This trail is a well-marked, relatively easy, mostly single track through a beautiful semi-mature forest, with plenty of pine trees, dotted with magnolia, holly, and wildflowers. The trail intersects with the Blue and White Trails for an extended hike and crosses Bee Oak, Hidden Springs, and Forest Roads if you're looking to shorten your trip. Along the way, there are picnic areas and restrooms near the camping area, and you may encounter mountain bikers and equestrians who also share this gorgeous trail.

Cedarville State Forest is a protected area in the state of Maryland. There is a dense network of trails, a fishing pond, hunting grounds and picnic areas.

This trail is an excellent single track popular with hikers and mountain bikers through an old-growth forest, making it perfect for hot days or light rainy days. It is well-maintained, with rock in some sections laid down to prevent it from getting muddy. There are bathrooms at the start of the trail and a lovely stream nearby, with a variety of terrain, including small hills. The trail connects to the Orange and Purple Trails, which are well-marked, for several options to extend your hike through this beautiful natural scenery.

This footbridge is a scenic spot before entering the park's wooded area. It's ideal for spotting some waterfowl, perfect for a memorable photo before continuing on the trail.

This portion of Cosca Park is well-equipped with fantastic sports facilities, including illuminated basketball courts, two baseball and two softball diamonds, and a tennis bubble. There is plenty of parking available for easy access to the park's Yellow, Orange, and Purple multiuse trails to explore the expansive and beautiful natural areas of the grounds.

This is a fantastic trail, especially in autumn, when you can enjoy the beautiful trees changing color. It is one of the five main trails in the park, each ranging from 1 to 2 miles. All the trails are interconnected, with several options to extend your hike. The path is well-marked, making it easy to navigate your way through this beautiful, peaceful, hilly terrain.

This scenic route winds around the lake, where you can take in the beauty of nature. The trail, a mix of paved, dirt, and gravel, offers a peaceful and leisurely stroll with some nice benches along the way. Keep an eye out for an abundance of turtles, cormorants, frogs, and fascinating mushrooms along the way.

This 690-acre park offers a variety of outdoor activities, including a beautiful lake surrounded by a nice trail, picnic tables and restrooms, great hiking trails through the expansive wooded area, paddle boats, campsites, and picnic shelters. The park also features a playground and a nature center where you can see wild birds of prey, including a bald eagle. Additionally, there's a tennis bubble, skate ramp, baseball fields, playgrounds, and cookout sites. It's a favorite spot for dog owners, with dog-friendly facilities and pleasant trails to walk your pets.