Black Hill Regional Park Trails
Description
This 1300-acre, lake oriented park features the mostly hard surface 4.3 mile Black Hill Trail, over 10 miles of natural surface trails and a water trail on the lake.
Trails offer spectacular views of Little Seneca Lake and meander through oak and hickory forests. Historical markers identify former mill sites and interpret past gold mining history.
Black Hill Regional Park Trails Map (pdf)
Activities |
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Location |
The park is located in the upper portion of the County, west of I-270 and north of Germantown. |
Trail length/surface |
The 4.3-mile Black Hill Trail is asphalt surface for most of its length, but the mid-section of the trail is natural surface and is steep and rocky in sections. The rest of the trails in the park are natural surface. |
Trail characteristics |
The 4.3-mile Black Hill Trail is asphalt surface for most of its length, but the mid-section of the trail is natural surface and is steep and rocky in sections. The rest of the trails in the park are natural surface. |
Drinking water |
Yes |
Restrooms |
Yes |
Access and parking
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Ample parking is available in the picnic area of the park, along Lake Ridge Drive. A Trail Guide may be obtained at the Visitor center. Hard surface trail is accessible from Visitor Center and Picnic lane. Trail has gentle inclines. |
Contact |
SmartParks: 301.670.8080 for non-emergency & trail maintenance. |
Hiking, 
Horseback Riding
Date of last update: August 12, 2008
