The Chesapeake Bay is one of our main objectives for recovery. More than 1 in 15 Americans live within walking distance from the nation's largest estuary and millions every year for sailing, the lighthouses, the Atlantic blue crab ... What is your dog? Some of the best parks in the state of Maryland, in the bay does not allow dogs (Calvert Cliffs, Sandy Point), but there are still some beautiful beaches to take your dog. Here are the top ten -
1. Kiptopeke STATE PARK(Virginia, eastern shore).
Features more than half a mile wide, sandy beaches, dunes through. Off-shore nine concrete World War II surplus ships were sunk as a breakwater, waves good enough to play in. In addition, for your dog just 1.5 miles Baywood Trail, if you want to take a break from the water. Dogs are welcome on the campsite.
2. First Landing State Park (Virginia, South Bay mouth).
One of the most beautiful state parks can be found anywhere is aType-Mare beach at the mouth of Chesapeake. You can easily walk with the dog about an hour on the beach overlooking the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel and the ocean-going vessels all the time.
3. Downs Memorial Park (Maryland, north-west side of Annapolis).
Looking for a dog-friendly park? At Downs Memorial Park there is a "pet parking" stall outside firm of consultants. A chained dog bowl of water is a human fountain. Best of all isDog Beach, an isolated, scruffy 40-meter stretch of sand where you can leave the dog on a leash for dog aquarium in the Chesapeake Bay. The waves are just right for the dogs and there is enough sand for digging. Need we say more?
4. TERRAPIN Park (Maryland, eastern shore of the Bay Bridge).
Terrapin Park has more than 4,000 feet of beach front at the top of Kent Iceland. Frisky waves and dogs swimming in the shadow of North Bay Bridge. The beach roadDriving through the chaff oysters.
5. FLAG POND park. (Maryland, West Bank - Lusby).
dense forests and isolated sandy beach backed by wild grasses, but not too early - the park does not open till 9:00 clock and is only open on Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day and all year round.
6. MATAPEAKE Park (Maryland, east coast, south of Bay Bridge).
This small park on the Chesapeake Bay is a pleasant one mile wood chip trail through a forest of pines, butthe reason for coming here is a sandy beach where your dog is allowed off the leash. The beach is a bit 'too industrial for the sun, making it the ideal place for dogs to romp. Matapeake Park is located south of the Bay Bridge, with stunning views over the bay and the bridge.
7. WYE ICELAND Natural Resources Management (eastern shore of Maryland).
The Ferry Landing Trail was once the only access road to the island, with Osage orange trees imported to serve linedas a natural fence. Osage orange trees were in a small region of Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas, home of the Osage Indians, was used to obtain the wood for bows. This mile long road ends in a small sandy beach.
8. Point Lookout State Park (Maryland, the southernmost point on the west coast).
Keep a civil war Confederate soldiers prison was built at the mouth of the Potomac River and is the main attraction of the park, but dogs are not allowed here. Before crossing theDam on the island, but a small dog, sandy beach with good waves.
9. EASTERN NECK National Wildlife Refuge (Maryland, east coast, south of Rock Hall).
Technically, the secluded sandy beach at the end of the pit-Point Trail is based on the Chester River, but it does not mean let them try this wave of fun.
10. North Point State Park (Maryland, western shore, east of Baltimore).
Although only 20 hectares in size, the Bay Shore Parkwas considered one of the most beautiful parks for leisure built along the Chesapeake Bay. Opened in 1906, presented Prado Park ballroom, bowling alley and restaurant located in the midst of gardens and curving pathways. There were rides like a water slide and Sea Swing. Visitors will travel to the coast of Baltimore on a trolley line. Your dog may explore the old ruins and soak in the Chesapeake on a small beach to wade in the visitor center.
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