Nine miles of trail are in Cunningham Falls. Camping is permitted only in designated campgrounds. Notify the park in advance if you’re planning to leave a vehicle in the park overnight.

There's a lot to love at Cunningham ... toward the base of the falls. What makes this a good day trip is that there's a lot to do besides the falls. The Lower Falls Trail and the Cliff Trail ...

There will be limited access to Cunningham Falls via the trail accessed from Catoctin Mountain Park. Firefighters battle apartment blaze: Firefighters' quick work kept city apartment building fire ...

Trail length: We like the eight-mile loop to Wolf Rock, Thurmont Vista, Hog Rock, Cunningham Falls, Hunting Creek Lake, and back along Falls Nature Trail, but shorter options are possible. Start: At ...

known locally as the Trolley Trail, outside the town limits to begin its eventual connection to Catoctin Furnace and Cunningham Falls State Park.

A short drive from Catoctin Mountain State Park, Cunningham Falls is home to hiking trails, Maryland's highest cascading waterfall and Hunting Creek Lake, a popular swimming spot in the summer.

Hike through the many trails of Cunningham Falls before stopping in front of ... Assateague Island is also a prime spot to see fall foliage. Plan a nature tour during the less-visited fall season ...

hiking trails to the falls are open, picnicking, fishing and boating are allowed. Effective immediately, swimming is unavailable at the lake area of Cunningham Falls State Park for the remainder ...

The beautiful Cunningham Falls State Park is just 70 miles from the center of D.C. Visitors are instantly immersed in the great outdoors. The park has seven primary hiking trails, welcoming hikers ...