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It gets very cold as you get close to Patapsco River near the bridge. The bridge does move a little but very secure as you cross it. Be mindful if you’re wearing a skirt (Ms Monroe)

The Grist Mist Trail passes through the Patapsco Valley State Park, alongside the Patapsco River. For a large part of the trail it also passes alongside the railroad. The surface is mostly paved and quite flat so well suited to families and kids. There are various historic sites of interest alongside the trail, including the famous swinging bridge which was originally used by mill workers to cross the river.

The Grist Mist Trail passes through Patapsco Valley State Park, alongside the Patapsco River. For a large part of the trail, it also passes alongside the railroad. It is best to walk over the bridge as it is not very wide and there may be pedestrians. The surface is mostly paved and quite flat so well suited to families and kids. There are various historic sites of interest alongside the trail, including the famous swinging bridge, which was originally used by mill workers to cross the river.

The Little Patuxent River is a 45-mile river that begins in Howard County and flows south to meet the Middle Patuxent River in Savage and then eventually meets the Patuxent River near Crofton.

Check out the remains of an old bridge foundation here, but watch out for the drop-off down to the river.

Trailhead to one of the most famous hikes in Patapsco Valley State Park, the Morning Choice Trail. The trail can be connected with various other trails (e.g. Ridge Trail) and leads you through the forest of the Avalon and Orange Grove Areas.

Trails at this park crisscross a lot so you can vary the length from about 1 mile to 3+ miles. It is used by dog walkers, hikers, bikers, families and seniors on some trails. Some trails descend to river level steeply and are rocky requiring sturdy shoes and possibly sticks for some. Trails along the river have some mud after rains. Trees are frequently downed in storms but park maintenance clears them within a week normally. Very popular trail system that is shaded and well marked. Some road noise can be heard but not enough to drown out sounds of birds and the rivers.

The Patapsco River flows through central Maryland and into the Chesapeake Bay. The river is known as the River of History as it played an essential role in Maryland's Industrial Revolution that began towards the end of the 18th century. The river flows through the Patapsco Valley State Park, winding through woodland and open countryside. There are a few good wild swimming spots too!