Access the Catonsville Short Line Trail at Maiden Choice Lane, Paradise at South Prospect and Shady Nook Avenue.
When commuting from Baltimore to my home in Catonsville, I use this trail regularly as a short cut. Maiden Choice Lane is a steep grade to climb on a bicycle. I use this trail which is a lot easier to pedal - and don't have to climb the rest of Maiden Choice Lane! You can travel from Maiden Choice, to Shady Nook via this trail, then follow Shady Nook to Frederick Road just west of Paradise - it eliminates a lot of hill climbing.
Thank you Catonsville Rails to Trails for maintaining this important transportation link. Hopefully, one day you will be able to bridge 695, and restore the rail trail to it's former glory.
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