Next Event
Guided Canoe Trip - Sat., May 31, 2008
Depart from Warrior's Rest and enjoy a scenic tour of Parkers Creek from 12:00 p.m.(Noon) to 3:00 p.m. Reservations are required.
Vine Vindicator Work Day - Sat., May 31, 2008
Work to improve native plant species on ACLT lands by identifying and removing non-native invasive plants species. Meet at the ACLT south side trailhead barn on Scientists' Cliffs Road, Port Republic. Bring work gloves and loppers or clippers if you have
See News and Calendar for details.
Important North Side Trail Closings:
North Side Trails and Double Oak Farm: The trails will be closed for the turkey hunting season -NO HIKING ALLOWED-during the following dates & times: April 18 Dawn until 12:30 p.m.; April 19 - Earth Day - Dawn until 8:30 a.m. Starting April 21until May 23, Mondays - Saturdays, trails closed from Dawn-12:30 p.m. We do not allow hunting on Sundays on ACLT managed properties, so Sunday hiking is allowed Dawn to Dusk.
Trails on the south side of Parkers Creek (at our Scientists Cliffs Road, Port Republic Trailhead) are open to hikers, 365 days per year, Dawn to Dusk.
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ACLT Moves to a New Office
Directions to our new office at Double Oak Farm: From Route 2/4, go east on Dares Beach Road in Prince Frederick. Follow Dares Beach Road for 2.5 miles. After going under the large power lines, turn right onto Double Oak Road. Follow Double Oak Road for approximately 1 mile, until you reach a sign reading "Double Oak Farm". Veer to the left at this sign and follow the gravel lane. Office will be located on your left.
New mailing address: P.O. Box 2363, Prince Frederick, MD 20678
New phone number: 410-414-3400
New fax number: 410-414-3402
Explore ACLT
Explore the trails of ACLT. Visit the Natural Resources section on our Web site for trail maps and lists of plants and birds reported from ACLT lands.
May-apple (Podophyllum peltatum). Turkey Trail May, 2006
