📜 Trail commemorating Montgomery County's role in the historic Underground Railroad. 🔍 Established by Montgomery County Parks, part of the National Park Service Network to Freedom program, and located in Sandy Spring, Maryland, a former waypoint for freedom seekers. # Why Go 🚶‍♀️ Explore a 2-mile natural surface trail (4 miles round-trip) through dense woods, fields, and streams. 🌳 See historic landmarks like Woodlawn Manor and a 300-year-old white ash tree. 📚 Learn about the Underground Railroad and local history. 🏛️ Starts at historic Woodlawn Manor Cultural Park. # Why Avoid ♿ Not ADA accessible, unsuitable for all strollers. 🚲 Bicycles not permitted on the trail. 🚧 Uneven terrain, creeks, and fields require appropriate footwear. 🅿️ Parking can be limited on weekends in spring/fall. # Cost 💰 Free admission to park grounds and trail. # Hours 🕒 Park grounds and trail: Sunrise to Sunset. Visitor Center and Museum: April to November, Friday & Saturday 10am-4pm, Sunday 12pm-4pm. # Toilets 🚻 Available during Visitor Center and Museum hours or with advanced group reservation. # Drinking water 💧 Yes. # Dogs 🐕 Leashed dogs permitted on trails. # Tips 👟 Wear comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing. 🧴 Bring sunscreen/insect repellent, especially during tick season. 🅿️ Parking is free but limited on weekends, arrive early. 🗺️ Trail maps available onsite or for download.