Gwynns Falls Trail in Baltimore, MD – Reviews, Hours, and Contact Details

A view of the Horseshoe Casino as you cross the footbridge.

A footbridge and/or bike trail over the river leading further into the park. To the right is the Horseshoe Casino.

Seagulls enjoying the view. Avionna Desh

The Light Rail passes along the river with the road to Interstate 95 above.

Waterscape along the river's edge behind the Horseshoe Casino and near the Greyhound bus station.

Greyhound Station along the Gwynns Falls Trail.

A scenic view of downtown Baltimore across the Patapsco River. Avionna Desh

Gwynns Falls Trail Hiking

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Following the Gwnns Falls stream, this 15 mile urban nature path provides a beautiful and scenic retreat in the city of Baltimore. Popular among hikers and cyclists, the trail runs through one of the largest wilderness parks in the United States and makes its way through 30 various neighborhoods. Perfect for a leisurely stroll or afternoon picnic, Gwynns Falls Trail will having you enjoying the sights and sounds of nature.

Phone: (410) 448-5663

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Wilkens Ave and S Dukeland St/Hurley Ave

Open now

Thu 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Fri 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Sat 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Sun 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Mon 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Tue 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Wed 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM

2781 Wilkens Ave Baltimore, MD 21223 ·174.36 mi

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Family friendly

Reviews

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Cassie S. 01/22/13

So since last I wrote, I have discovered that, on this trail in Gwynns Falls Leakin Park, there exists this old mansion estate whose railroad tycoon Rebel owners built a fake fort, complete with...

Barry B. 05/24/14

So reading the existing review tells me this is clearly a case of separate but NOT equal. It is apparently a haves and have not's. If you start this trail at TH9 (MedStar Hospital, Hanover St.)...

Avionna Desh S. 05/29/18

This portion of Gwynn Falls Trail is located between the Horseshoe Casino and M&T Stadium in Baltimore City. I assume it is part of the T7 to T8 portion of the trail. I visited twice before...

Jen W. 10/14/14

T5 section is a BUST. Nothing but a path of garbage. The website claims the trail leads you to a falls that is Baltimore Niagara Falls, but all I saw was moving water that was polluted (the...

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