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Maryland
5.3 mi
Distance
1,308 ft
Gain
2h 24m
Time
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Why you'll love it
Lakeside Loop Trail
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The Lakeside Loop Trail is a scenic 5.25-mile loop in Maryland that circles a picturesque lake, offering hikers a moderate-paced walk with water views throughout. This accessible route combines gentle terrain with the peaceful ambiance of lakeside scenery, making it ideal for families and those seeking a relaxing outdoor experience. The loop format allows for consistent forward progress without retracing steps.
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