Currently Reading: Hiking

It’s not often enough that you find yourself completely consumed by nature. Every now and again it’s nice to just emerge yourself into nature. That’s exactly what happens at the Adkins Arboretum, located on the Eastern Shore, every single day. … Continue reading →

On the outskirts of Parsonsburg, MD, there are 3,625 acres of land filled with trees, brush, and wildlife – all waiting to be explored. The Wicomico Demonstration State Forest is located between Route 50 and Route 353, just 10 miles … Continue reading →

Deep inside of Sherwood Forest – perhaps the home of legendary Robin Hood – runs an enjoyable trail of the same name. Sherwood Forest Trail weaves behind the homes of noble gentlemen and fair ladies. Adventures through the great pine … Continue reading →

Initially, the Shorebread staff thought this weekend was going to be used for rest and relaxation, and that there was nothing happening in Delmarva. We thought it was going to be one of those weekends where everyone is anxious to … Continue reading →

While venturing through local wooded areas in late winter, early spring, there’s a lot of brown. Our landscape seems pretty barren, dead, and desolate. When the recent warm-front passed over the Eastern Shore, we were all excited to see little … Continue reading →

When thinking of Assateague Island, it’s presumed that most people automatically think of the wild ponies or the beach. What about the miles of nature trails? Or the beautiful bayside landscapes? There is much more to Assateague than most could … Continue reading →

On the west side of Salisbury, MD there are 262 acres of land devoted to preserving local ecosystems and history. Weaving through marshlands, forest, woods, and meadows on that acreage there are 4-and-a-half miles of meticulously kept nature trails. The … Continue reading →

Forty-four miles of trails ideal for deer hunting – sounds exactly like a good place to go for a hike, right? I thought, ‘Maybe I’ll just wear something orange, put an orange bandana on the dog, and brave the 16 … Continue reading →