Burnside Bridge Loop is a 2.7 mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Keedysville, Maryland that offers the chance to see wildlife and is good for all skill levels. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, nature trips, and birding and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
Dogs on leash
Kid friendly
Hiking
Nature trips
Walking
Bird watching
Forest
Partially paved
Views
Wildlife
Historic site
August 6, 2020Beautiful foliage and clear paths. We decided to make it a loop by walking on the road through the battlefield on the way back. This was hot in August as it always is in Maryland. We also had to walk on a road that had no shoulder or sidewalk but luckily traffic was pretty minimal. All in all, a beautiful walk with tons of history and nice modulation in elevation to keep you engaged.
May 31, 2020Really nice hike. Good for kids and dogs. Lots of cutaways to make it longer or shorter. Very well marked and nice history all along the route
May 30, 2020Limited parking at trail head. Good for leashed dogs, but not small children. Nice walk, about 1/3 on roadways with no shoulder, the rest in woods or meadows. Tall grass - check for ticks! Bring this map, as this specific route isn't marked.
May 16, 2020April 19, 2020Great trail! The dogs loved it; peaceful, scenic; moved by the monuments; greatly appreciated the signage which opened a window in time ...
March 19, 2020It’s a little confusing to follow, but a good hike! Not too hard but there are uphill parts!! Great hike for dogs!
January 13, 2020outstanding, this battlefield is huge. filled to the brim with information signs and monuments. if you're a history nut you have to do this and get here early. you'll need all day
January 12, 2020Modified version. Started on 3-Farms and then walked the Snavely Trail and then back on tour road to start.
November 9, 2019Took us about an hour. Parts of the hike are on the road.
November 9, 2019Easy hike, kid friendly with just enough of a challenge. Access to the creek. Views of historic sites. Last leg of the trail is on the road.
March 19, 2019
First to ReviewOne of the most beautiful hikes I’ve taken in the area.
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