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Baltimore & Annapolis Trail Hiking & Biking Review

This paved trail is 10 feet wide, and over 15 miles long..... can you guess where it goes??

It's part of the Eastcoast Greenway system that will eventually extend from Maine to Florida.

Equipment: If you want to ride Horses, you'd better go to the North Central trail. The Rollerblade is King here, the paved trail is smooth with gentle slopes.

Phone: (410) 222-6244

Theme: Biking

Oriole Park at Camden Yards Baseball - Camden Yards Review

Attending an Oriole game at Camden Yards will convert the biggest sport idiot (me) into a baseball fan. The crowd is overall friendly, I've always had the most fun in the 'cheap seats.' The crowd is the most boisterous, and fly balls head that way quite often.

Equipment: $$$$

Directions: About 500 yards west of the Inner Harbor

Theme: Sports Watching

Website: http://www.theorioles.com

Raven's Stadium Football - Raven's Stadium Review

Another huge stadium, right next to Oriole Park at Camden Yards...

Only open a few nights a year.

Plenty of purple seats.....

Theme: Sports Watching

Website: http://www.baltimoreravens.com

Baltimore Mascots Baseball - Camden Yards Review

The Ravens and The Orioles....

Our biggest sports teams..... Many people would love to be in a photo like this....

Well, I was in the right place at the right time. It's too bad that I'm not really a fan of Football at all. Baseball only interests me when I'm physically in the stadium....

Theme: Sports Watching

Preakness Horse Racing - Pimlico Review

Pimlico Horse Park is the second of the annual triple crown Horse racing series.... Usually held in May, the track is about 15 minutes north of downtown, the neighborhood is questionable......

It looks like you'll be able to use Slot Machines here sometime soon.....

Theme: Sports Watching

North Central Rail Trail Hiking & Biking Review

Theme: Hiking

North Central Rail Trail Hiking & Biking Review

I've been riding on this converted railroad trail for over ten years now. It begins near Hunt Valley, north of the city, and continues north to the Pennsylvania State line.

Equipment: Since the trail is not paved, bring along a spare tire.... and your own provisions.... maybe some toilet paper.

Directions: I usually hop on the trail in Monkton or Phoenix, north of Hunt Valley.

Theme: Biking

North Central Rail Trail Map Hiking & Biking Review

Here's a little map of the trail... from Hunt Valley to the Pennsylvania line

Theme: Biking