Appalachian Trail Story
Maryland and Harpers Ferry
Trek 1
Trek to / from Wolfsville Rd and Annapolis Rock
A.T. along stone wall-like trail surface.
Annapolis Rock
Appalachian Trail with White Trail Blaze
Trail Section Express
Wolfsville Rd Parking, heading A.T. south is a steep incline until reaching ~ 1600 feet. A scenic section of the trail with a rock cropping to pass through when at the top.
Amazing how quickly the trail difficulty and surface changes at a trail bend. Smooth natural surface to a stone-like wall trail surface.
Trying out the new express maps to illustrate trail sections!
Unnamed Mountain Vista along this challenging trail section
Trek 2
Trek to / from Warner Road to High Rock
High Rock panoramic
Appalachian Trail Blazes while trail descends through Raven Rock
Raven Rock Vista
A.T. in Forest Scenery; In-between Warner Hollow Road and Raven Rock Road
Trek Section Express
Arrows are placed on incline directions.
First, parking at Warner Road with a scenic stream with small falls. Secondly, Hiking northward up a slight incline with a descent to Raven Rock Road. Final challenge, crossing Little Antieam Creek and Raven Rock Road with a climbing ascent through Raven Rock Cliffs.
Trekking north is a scenic, smooth trail with fields of fern and tall tree canopy.
The scenic Appalachian Trail in a field of ferns with tall tree canopy.
Black Rock on the Appalachian Trail, Maryland, U.S.A.
Trek 3
Harpers Ferry National Park
Appalachian Trail venturing to Jefferson Rock
Taking Lower Town Trail to the A.T. and visiting the historical town at the convergence of the Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers.
Plenty of things to do, hiking different areas with mountain views, a historical town with shopping and restaurants. A National Park that offers the best and most from the N.P.S.!
Jefferson Rock on the A.T.
Potomac River from Jefferson Rock
Washington Monument State Park
Vista at Monument; During the Civil War, this was a lookout for soldiers
Washington Monument (1827)
Appalachian Trail nearby Monument
A quaint, historical park to visit, with the earliest known monument dedicated to George Washington.
Unnamed Mountain Vista on the Appalachian Trail South of Wolfsville Rd, Maryland
