Twin Oaks Trail

Twin Oaks Trail offers a compact experience of Green Ridge State Forest, following ridges and valleys along mountain streams, crossing open fields, and opening at one point to an expansive view of Town Hill and the 15-Mile Creek valley. The route passes through hardwood and pine forests with a wide variety of trees, shrubs, wildflowers, and wildlife. It takes its name from the Twin Oaks Schoolhouse, built around 1887, the last standing one-room schoolhouse of approximately 20 that once existed within the State Forest boundaries. The schoolhouse is now privately owned and stands near the trail at the intersection of Double Pine Road and Old Cumberland Road.

Maryland · United States