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Assateague Island Bike Path

4 mi

State: MD

Asphalt

Bob Trail

4.9 mi

State: DE

Boardwalk, Crushed Stone

Cape Henlopen State Park Bike Loop

3.3 mi

State: DE

Asphalt

Easton Rails-to-Trails

2.5 mi

State: MD

Asphalt

Georgetown-Lewes Trail

6 mi

State: DE

Asphalt, Concrete

Gordons Pond Trail

3.2 mi

State: DE

Boardwalk, Crushed Stone

Junction & Breakwater Trail

6.4 mi

State: DE

Asphalt, Crushed Stone

Killens Pond Bike Trail

2.3 mi

State: DE

Asphalt, Concrete, Crushed Stone

Marshyhope Hike and Bike Trail

2.5 mi

State: MD

Asphalt, Gravel

Mispillion River Greenway

1.8 mi

State: DE

Boardwalk, Concrete

Pinelands Nature Trail

1.5 mi

State: DE

Sand

Point Lookout Railroad Trail

1 mi

State: MD

Dirt, Grass

Prickly Pear Trail

3.5 mi

State: DE

Crushed Stone, Grass, Sand

Redden State Forest Headquarters Loop Trail

4 mi

State: DE

Dirt

Salt Marsh Spur

1.2 mi

State: DE

Sand

Seahorse Trail

1.3 mi

State: DE

Dirt

Seaside Nature Trail

0.7 mi

State: DE

Sand

St. Michaels Nature Trail

1.3 mi

State: MD

Asphalt

Three Notch Trail

13.1 mi

State: MD

Asphalt

Walking Dunes Trail

2.6 mi

State: DE

Crushed Stone

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Trail Image	Trail Name	States	Length	Surface	Rating
	Assateague Island Bike Path Long known for its sandy beaches and wild pony herds, beautiful and remote Assateague Island has become more bike friendly thanks to the construction of a paved, multi-use trail that allows users to...	MD	4 mi	Asphalt	1 reviews
	Bob Trail The Bob Trail (or simply, The Bob) in Trap Pond State Park loops around the perimeter of the 90-acre Trap Pond. The trail winds through hardwood forests, crosses a scenic dam at Raccoon Pond and...	DE	4.9 mi	Boardwalk, Crushed Stone	4 reviews
	Cape Henlopen State Park Bike Loop The Cape Henlopen State Park Bike Loop spans 3.3 paved miles through the scenic park. The loop offers various branches that lead off into the marshes with wide vistas of the Atlantic Ocean, as well as...	DE	3.3 mi	Asphalt	9 reviews
	Easton Rails-to-Trails The Easton Rails to Trails runs from Dutchmans Lane in southern Easton, Maryland, to North Easton Parka large sports complexover 2.5 miles away. The trail opened in 1998 and has been a popular local...	MD	2.5 mi	Asphalt	5 reviews
	Georgetown-Lewes Trail Phase 1 of the long-awaited Georgetown to Lewes Rail with Trail was officially opened to the public in October 2016. When completed, the trail, which parallels an active, but little-used freight...	DE	6 mi	Asphalt, Concrete	8 reviews
	Gordons Pond Trail The Gordons Pond Trail is located in Cape Henlopen State Park, where it skirts the western side of Gordons Pond, a 900-acre salt water lagoon. The finely crushed gravel pathway winds through coastal...	DE	3.2 mi	Boardwalk, Crushed Stone	21 reviews
	Junction & Breakwater Trail This beautiful, pine-studded rail-trail winds through Cape Henlopen State Park next to wetlands and farmland, offering a break from the nearby beaches and eclectic shopping areas. The trail runs from...	DE	6.4 mi	Asphalt, Crushed Stone	24 reviews
	Killens Pond Bike Trail The Killens Pond Bike Trail provides non-motorized access from US 13 to Killens Pond State Park. The short trail parallels Killens Pond Road before turning south into the park along its main access...	DE	2.3 mi	Asphalt, Concrete, Crushed Stone	1 reviews
	Marshyhope Hike and Bike Trail The Marshyhope Creek is a 37-mile tributary of the Nanticoke River running from Delaware to Maryland. One of the towns it passes through is Federalsburg, Maryland, where a 2.5-mile multiuse greenway...	MD	2.5 mi	Asphalt, Gravel	2 reviews
	Mispillion River Greenway The Mispillion River Greenway runs through historic downtown Milford on both sides of the Mispillion River. The greenway, which is surfaced primarily with brick and concrete, provides scenic views of...	DE	1.8 mi	Boardwalk, Concrete	0 reviews
	Pinelands Nature Trail The Pinelands Nature Trail, Delaware's first National Recreation Trail, is a 1.5-mile loop that follows a gentle grade through pine forest and cranberry bogs on a loose sand surface. Old artillery...	DE	1.5 mi	Sand	1 reviews
	Point Lookout Railroad Trail The Point Lookout Railroad Trail (also called Periwinkle Point Nature Trail) follows a corridor that was cleared in the early 1800s for a planned railroad line connecting Point Lookout, Maryland, to...	MD	1 mi	Dirt, Grass	0 reviews
	Prickly Pear Trail The Prickly Pear Trail is a 3.5-mile loop in Delaware Seashore State Park’s Fresh Pond area. The trail runs through young forest and open meadows, with the eastern stretch featuring a crushed stone...	DE	3.5 mi	Crushed Stone, Grass, Sand	10 reviews
	Redden State Forest Headquarters Loop Trail Redden State Forest, located just north of Georgetown in Sussex County, offers more than 44 miles of trails for hiking, mountain biking, birdwatching and hunting on several thousand acres. The most...	DE	4 mi	Dirt	4 reviews
	Salt Marsh Spur The roughly 1-mile Salt Marsh Spur bisects the popular Walking Dunes Trail in Cape Henlopen State Park. The sand trail runs from the Biden Center, which offers meeting space and accommodations for...	DE	1.2 mi	Sand	1 reviews
	Seahorse Trail The Seahorse Trail runs primarily along the western edge of Holts Landing State Park. The trail provides access to the park’s campgrounds on its trek through dense forest. Connections to the...	DE	1.3 mi	Dirt	2 reviews
	Seaside Nature Trail The Seaside Nature Trail in Cape Henlopen State Park takes visitors to the Seaside Nature Center around a nearly 1-mile rustic loop. A short stretch at the trail's northernmost point runs on a beach...	DE	0.7 mi	Sand	1 reviews
	St. Michaels Nature Trail The St. Michaels Nature Trail skirts the western edge of the scenic town of St. Michaels, Maryland, which was built on the site of a 17th century Anglican church that eventually lent the settlement...	MD	1.3 mi	Asphalt	4 reviews
	Three Notch Trail Southern Maryland's Three Notch Trail is a work-in-progress under the guidance of St. Mary's County and other stakeholders. When complete, the recreational trail will extend 28 miles along an...	MD	13.1 mi	Asphalt	22 reviews
	Walking Dunes Trail True to its name, the Walking Dunes Trail offers a pleasant hike through the dunes of Cape Henlopen State Park—specifically the “walking dunes,” which slowly move across the park. Unlike some of the...	DE	2.6 mi	Crushed Stone	1 reviews

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Recent Trail Reviews

Gordons Pond Trail

Great ride!

January, 2021 by david.morrison_tl

Well-maintained. Things to do along the way, if you choose. Herons everywhere for bird-lovers. Great panoramic view from Lewes to Rehoboth. Highly recommend.

Prickly Pear Trail

Family friendly trail

December, 2020 by qaix3sm8vw

Visited at the end of December and it was a great trail to do with kids ages 11, 8, and 5. Plenty to explore and nicely maintained, flat trail. Plenty of trees offer some protection from the wind.

Prickly Pear Trail

Fresh Pond DE State Park prickly pear

November, 2020 by kferrusi

Well kept, wide trail on level ground; it was a great walk. Some bike riders went by with plenty of room to spare. The air smelled fresh and clean. We walked all of the trails in the park in one outing. We will return in all seasons. And it was quiet. We could hear Rte 1 from time to time; but it was not intrusive.

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Assateague Island Bike Path

Nice Flat Ride

October, 2020 by ringogarcia1972

We just took a crisp mid-October ride and it was very doable, flat, and easy. The bridge over had a great view of Ocean City. Only downside is you may ride along backup of cars getting into park. On the horses, its good to manage your expectations. You definitely know they are there because there are plenty of horse pies on the trail that you may need to dodge. We actually did see one after going off a side trail. One frustrated woman yelled out to the Park Ranger asking where the horses were. Answer: “They are wild mam! I cant tell you where they are at any given time.” ¿¿

Seahorse Trail

Holt Landing State Park

October, 2020 by benbowne

Best of both worlds - bayside ride and forest ride. Great playground for the kids. Picnic areas along the way just off the trail with tables/benches.

Marshyhope Hike and Bike Trail

Bridges over Dorchester County

September, 2020 by benbowne

Scenic ride by and over water. Three playgrounds along the way. Good spots to stop and fish and/or picnic.

Georgetown-Lewes Trail

Rode the entire trail and back with the family. It was a bit tiring towing the little ones behind me but the whole family had a blast!

September, 2020 by jrt002

Rode the entire trail and back with the family. It was a bit tiring towing the little ones behind me but the whole family had a blast!

Prickly Pear Trail

Horseshoe Crab Graveyard

September, 2020 by benbowne

Peaceful forested ride out to a point overlooking the bay where you will encounter a horseshoe crab “graveyard” due to tidal conditions. Easy path conditions for our kids (11 & 7).

Georgetown-Lewes Trail

Road from Tall Pines to Lewes and back, plan on making it longer by continuing on the Breakwater trail. Nice ride and mostly cars stopped and let you cross.

September, 2020 by gordon19

Road from Tall Pines to Lewes and back, plan on making it longer by continuing on the Breakwater trail. Nice ride and mostly cars stopped and let you cross.

Georgetown-Lewes Trail

This is it

June, 2020 by markmd21

This is the way a bike trail should be done. It's only finished about half way to Georgetown as I write this, but they continue to make progress every winter. Flat, smooth, shady, well marked, and built up with stone berms and wooden fencing wherever there is any drop-off. I can't remember being on a nicer trail than this one. It is entirely paved, but keep in mind that if you want to connect near Lewes to the Junction and Breakwater Trail to Rehoboth, after about three miles, that trail is crushed stone. It's in good shape and beautiful, but you can't really do that portion on a road bike.