American Chestnut Land Trust (ACLT) - North Tract Area We meet in the parking lot. GPS Coordinates: 38.547147, -76.533106

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 Physical Address: 676 Double Oak Road, Prince Frederick, MD 20678 Driving Directions: From Baltimore: Drive south on Interstate 97 to U.S. Highway 301; then go south 19 mile to Maryland Highway 4. Turn left, and drive 23 miles to Prince Frederick. Turn left on Dares Beach Road (Route 402) and go 2 miles. Turn right on Double Oak Road and drive 1 mile. Turn left onto the gravel lane at the ACLT sign. Follow the lane past the white house (ACLT Office) to the Visitor Parking. From D.C.: Exit onto MD 4 from the Capital Beltway (interstate 495). Go 32 miles to Prince Frederick. Turn left on Dares Beach Road (Route 402) and go 2 miles. Turn right on Double Oak Road and drive 1 mile. Turn left onto the gravel lane at the ACLT sign. Follow the lane past the white house (ACLT Office) to the Visitor Parking. Request from the Land Trust: The Land Trust asks hikers to sign in at the trailhead. A sign-up sheet and pen are provided and is separate than the form you initial for the sign in for hikes with Mid-Atlantic Hiking Group. Demographic information as well as hiker observations are collected and used by the ACLT staff for a variety of purposes including grant applications and other reporting requirements. Thank you so much for your cooperation! Public Transportation: There is no public transportation to, or in, American Chestnut Land Trust. NOTE: Please remember to take the leader(s) number(s) with you but please respect the fact that we are all volunteers and there is often no cell coverage at trailheads and varies according to service provider. If you call very close to hike time, please understand that we are very busy with pre-hike preparations for ourselves in addition to group sign in, pre-hike briefing, and then leading the hike. It is also very difficult to provide instructions to someone while following them too, hence providing very detailed directions on this separate page. Leaders are advised to not answer phones once a hike is started so we don't miss a turn on the trail due to the distraction of a call. Thank you for your understanding and see you there!

 

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