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Map showing the hiking trail. The text on the map is as follows. Trail Name: Gateway Trail, Distance: 3.9 Miles, Color of Blaze: White Rectangle, Estimate Time: 2 1/2+ Hours, Difficulty: Strenuous, Description: Accessible from the Visitor Center, Park Headquarters, or from the Lewis Property Parking Area, the Gateway Trail in Catoctin Mountain Park offers a challenging hike through rocky and hilly terrain. Coming from the Lewis Property Parking Area, one if offered the opportunity to parallel Big Hunting Creek or to summit the mountain near Chimney Rock. Alternatively, the Gateway Trail can lead you off park lands and into the community of Thurmont. Note: The Lewis Property Parking Area is closed during the winter season.
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Gateway Trail
Map showing the hiking trail. The text on the map is as follows. Trail Name: Gateway Trail, Distance: 3.9 Miles, Color of Blaze: White Rectangle, Estimate Time: 2 1/2+ Hours, Difficulty: Strenuous, Description: Accessible from the Visitor Center, Park Headquarters, or from the Lewis Property Parking Area, the Gateway Trail in Catoctin Mountain Park offers a challenging hike through rocky and hilly terrain. Coming from the Lewis Property Parking Area, one if offered the opportunity to parallel Big Hunting Creek or to summit the mountain near Chimney Rock. Alternatively, the Gateway Trail can lead you off park lands and into the community of Thurmont. Note: The Lewis Property Parking Area is closed during the winter season.
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Catoctin Mountain Park, Code: CATO
Thurmont, Catoctin Mountain Park, Frederick County, Maryland
Latitude: 39.6501007080078, Longitude: -77.4636001586914

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10/16/2023 | Current as of October 16, 2023
10/16/2023
This map was the map on the official trails page for Catoctin Mountain Park's hiking page on October 16, 2023. Refer to the hiking trails page on NPS.gov or using the official NPS mobile app.
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Map showing the hiking trail. The text on the map is as follows. Trail Name: Visitor Center to Park Headquarters Trail, Distance: 2 Miles, Color of Blaze: Orange Rectangle, Estimate Time: 90+ Minutes, Difficulty: Easy/Moderate, Description: This rocky and uneven trail offers several small hills for you to hike along as you parallel Md. 77 from the Visitor Center to Park Headquarters and back. Once at Park Headquarters, you could extend your hike by continuing on the Orange Blaze trail to Chimney Rock and Wolf Rock. Take note that this section of the Orange Blaze trail is strenuous. Another option from Park Headquarters is to hike along the White Blazed Gateway Trail to the Lewis Property.

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Catoctin Mountain Park Trail Maps

Map showing the hiking trail. The text on the map is as follows. Trail Name: Visitor Center to Park Headquarters Trail, Distance: 2 Miles, Color of Blaze: Orange Rectangle, Estimate Time: 90+ Minutes, Difficulty: Easy/Moderate, Description: This rocky and uneven trail offers several small hills for you to hike along as you parallel Md. 77 from the Visitor Center to Park Headquarters and back. Once at Park Headquarters, you could extend your hike by continuing on the Orange Blaze trail to Chimney Rock and Wolf Rock. Take note that this section of the Orange Blaze trail is strenuous. Another option from Park Headquarters is to hike along the White Blazed Gateway Trail to the Lewis Property.

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CATO Hiking Trail Maps - October 16, 2023


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