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Put on your protective headgear, cyclists, and get ready to roll. Base yourself at Frostburg, located in Allegany County, on the "Mountain Side" of Maryland

Put on your protective headgear, cyclists, and get ready to roll. Base yourself at Frostburg, located in Allegany County, on the "Mountain Side" of Maryland. The Great Allegany Passage (also known as the Gap Trail) links Cumberland, Maryland, with Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and is easily accessible from this picturesque hamlet of around 8,550 people.

From Cumberland to Frostburg, you may take an excursion train on the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad if you'd rather not hike or ride a bike. We also recommend the new rail bike expedition offered by Tracks and Yaks, where you may ride two- or four-person rail bikes on super mario bros a guided trip from the Frostburg Depot to Cash Valley and then take shuttle buses back to Frostburg. The Appalachian Festival is held every year in September at Frostburg University, and is a great opportunity for visitors to experience the region's rich cultural heritage via film, music, dance, storytelling, and more.

Since outdoor activities are so popular in Allegany County, the warmer weather and longer days in the summer are always well-received. Approximately 80 miles of constructed hiking and bike trails may be found in Green Ridge State Forest, which is easily accessible via GAP Trail. Another fantastic opportunity to take in the natural splendor of the region is on the Green Ridge State Forest Driving Tour, which passes by several trees and the Potomac River. You should definitely check out the Allegany County Ice Cream Trail and maybe even stop for a scoop or two.

During the warmer months of the year, the North Carolina mountains, known as the "High Country," come alive with activities. Banner Elk, Beech Mountain, Blowing Rock, Boone, West Jefferson, and Sparta are all picture-perfect stops along the Blue Ridge Parkway, but no matter where you go, don't forget to check out Grandfather Mountain. To reach this stunning mountain, home to many endangered plant species, you'll take a trip over the Blue Ridge Parkway. If you're not afraid of heights, you may take a trip over the Grandfather Mountain Mile High Bridge while you're there.

Have a look at Beech Mountain, which is just 45 minutes distant. Stay at a West Jefferson cabin like Lazy Daze Cabin and the following day float down the New River with High Mountain Expeditions. The New River is one of the oldest rivers in the world. 40 minutes from Grandfather Mountain will get you to Roan Mountain, where you may pick up the Appalachian Trail.

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