Seneca Creek in Seneca, Montgomery County was initially envisioned by a famous international environmental advocate (Milt Kaufman) in 1944, He was responsible for organizing several non-profit organizations to help in the construction of this historic trail. These are the Seneca Valley Sugar Loafers Volksmarch Club, Village Outreach Volunteers, Mountain Club of Maryland, American Hiking Society, and Audubon Naturalist Society.
Seneca Creek,
You can find Clopper Lake at Seneca Creek State Park in Montgomery County, Maryland. The entire park’s land area is 6,300 acres which stretches along 14 miles of Seneca Creek and snakes its way towards the historic Potomac River. The Clopper Lake Circuit includes the 90-acre lake enclosed by a wooded area. Some of the recreational activities for visitors are picnic sites, boat rentals, hiking/walking trails and, tire playground for tireless youngsters.
It is a boating and fishing destination
Black Rock Mill is located right at the middle of Seneca State Park and Greenway Trail. It is a good place for exploration. There are barely any urbanized amenities for several miles in either direction of the Mill. Lake Clopper is more than five miles north while the Visitor Center is roughly six miles away. The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal is 7.2 miles long and runs south. You can also see a few houses and only a few people visit this area since the Greenway trail is relatively new.
The mill is adjacent to Black Rock Road
Germantown is described as a suburban community in Montgomery County close to Washington, DC. For the last 20 years, Germantown has gone through considerable development as shown by the proliferation of residential units, shopping establishments, dining places, and recreational facilities. If you need a ride between Germantown and the airport, please feel free to give us a call at Affinity Airport Sedan. We guarantee a reliable shuttle service in and around the Germantown area.
Darnestown is located at the intersection of Seneca and Darnestown Roads near the center of Maryland. It is still a part of Montgomery County. The town is quite small and yet, it has a very colorful history. If you are going on a trip to the Darnestown area, just call Affinity Airport Sedan to pick you up from any airport in D.C.
The first settlers came to Darnestown in the 1750s when William Darne married the daughter of a well-to-do landowner named Elizabeth Gassaway