Hiking Maryland and Delaware: A Guide to the State’s Greatest Hiking Adventures

Hiking Maryland and Delaware explores 56 easy-to-follow, and easy-to-get-to hikes from rugged mountains and old-growth hardwood forests to salt-marsh wildlife preserves and Piedmont stream valleys.

Terry Cummings has been hiking since he first climbed Mount Katahdin, the terminus of the Appalachian Trail, as a 10-year old back in 1961. For three years, he was employed as the National Trails Manager for the American Hiking Society. Mr. Cummings was also the Public Relations Manager for the Potomac Appalachian Trail Club where he was a regular contributor to the monthly PATC magazine. He has written stories for the Appalachian Trail Conference as well as for his current employer, the Chesapeake Bay Foundation located in Annapolis, Maryland, where he lives and raises bees.