Fishing, boating, tours, and other things to do in Baltimore Maryland.
Fort McHenry is one Baltimore’s most popular historic sites. The Fort is famous for withstanding the British naval bombardment of 1814. During the battle, Francis Scott Key was inspired to write the U.S. National Anthem. A recent National Park Service … Continued
In early 2022, the Maryland Board of Public Works (BPW) approved 11 Program Open Space projects totaling $6.3 million in grants for Baltimore City. An array of projects includes new and upgrades to existing park facilities throughout Baltimore. In January, … Continued
Again in 2021, two bald eagles have taken up residence at the Maryland Department of Transportation Maryland Port Administration’s (MDOT MPA) Masonville Cove Environmental Education Center in Baltimore. The eagle pair have raised eaglets previously at Masonville Cove and could … Continued
Sediment dredged from shipping channels leading to the Helen Delich Bentley Port of Baltimore is helping restore the underutilized Ridgley’s Cove park property in Baltimore City into a multi-use recreation area with walking trails. Restoration of Ridgley’s Cove, located behind … Continued
A new boat ramp and kayak soft launch is under construction in Curtis Creek at Solley Cove Park. Construction work is expected to continue until 10 Oct 2020. During construction 2 spud barges will be in the area. The project … Continued
In January, a ceremonial groundbreaking on Phase I of the future Rash Field Park was held in Baltimore. The on-site event included the Waterfront Partnership, joined by Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young, officials from the City of Baltimore, Maryland State … Continued
In Baltimore County, a $500,000 Maryland Department of Transportation Maryland Port Administration (MDOT MPA) grant awarded to Turner Station community will help restore public recreation areas, add walking trails and a boardwalk, and strengthen 2,600 feet of shoreline at Fleming … Continued