Stay active and enjoy a refreshing taste of the great outdoors when you hit the local hiking trails that we highlighted for you below. All of these trails can be found right here in the Owings Mills, MD area, so you can plan your next big adventure while staying local.
1. Serpentine Trail
The flat grasslands this trail winds through make a great option for hikers of all skill levels, as well as a great setting for a picnic or to come look out at the stars at night. There’s also informative signage along the path that will give you some interesting facts about the local wildlife that you might see on your hike here.
2. Irvine Nature Center
With the quiet streams and peaceful meadows that the trails pass through, there’s plenty of scenery to admire at Irvine Nature Center. The trails here have varying challenge levels, making this a great destination for any hiker. There are also occasionally events at the nature center that can help you learn about the natural world right here in our backyard.
3. Soldiers Delight Overlook
The scenic overlook that the trails here lead to will take your breath away with the awe-inspiring view it gives of the surrounding area. The trails here can be a bit rough and rugged, making it an ideal option for intermediate or advanced hikers looking for a moderate test of their skills.
4. McKeldin Rapids Hike
More scenic water features are waiting for you at McKeldin Rapids Hike. Rapidly-flowing streams create beautiful little waterfalls for sights and sounds that will delight your senses. The trails here are fairly easy to tackle, so a hiker of any skill level can enjoy the beautiful scenery here.
5. Red Run Valley Trail
Make sure you come properly equipped to Red Run Valley Trail, because the rocky terrain means a good pair of hiking boots is advisable. Along with the main trail, there are several offshoot trails for you to explore here, letting you plan several walks here and get a different experience each time.
6. Northwest Regional Park
The playground and athletic fields at Northwest Regional Park make it great for all sorts of outdoor activities, and that includes the paved hiking paths you can find here. This park is also dog-friendly, so your four-legged companion is welcome to join you for your hike.
7. Choate Mine Trail
Beginner hikers who are still getting in shape will appreciate the fact that the Choate Mine Trail loops back around to where you started, so you won’t have to plan for an exhausting return trip. You’ll see the fenced-off abandoned mines here from a safe distance, letting you get a look at local history.
Get out and explore your neighborhood at each of these hiking destinations. We can help you get there, either in a brand-new ride or by tuning up the one you’re already driving. Whatever your automotive needs, come on down to Koons Kia of Owings Mills today!
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