Our friends at the Deep Creek Adventure Bureau (DCAB) are hosting another great “just for fun” fat tire bike ride event this weekend at Herrington Manor State Park!
Learn more on the DCAB Facebook event page at: https://fb.me/e/556IGf9ls
This event is a great opportunity to get connected with fun folks and physical activity opportunities in Garrett County that take advantage of our abundant and fantastic natural resources!
What type of outside activities you’re planning to do as spring slowly comes to Garrett County? Tell us in the comments below!
Special thanks to Sarah Myers at the Deep Creek Adventure Bureau for hosting and sharing these great community opportunities with us!
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Population Health, Innovation, and Informatics Unit
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Wish this Saturday would be like last Saturday!
We are planning to get outside and walk! Have already started on some of the recent warner days.
Many of my clients have raved about these rides. So great to continue to have them periodically.
awesome! come ride with us sometime! 🙂
That sounds like fun!
Well with the 6-10 inches of snow, I think a Jeep ride may work lol
We want to walk on more of the trails we learned about on Go.
Enjoy finding spring wild flowers.
Sounds like fun!
I will continue to walk with my dog Tyson this spring. We never stopped walking in the winter months, as we both like snow and to be outdoors! I may start to do a combination of walking and running this spring to give my metabolism a boost and get more fit.
I’ve been on my bike a few times already. I can’t wait for better weather!
Sounds like a lot of fun.
I need to tune up my bike so I’m ready to go when the weather breaks!
Looks fun!
I would love to do this one of these times.
I love to hike. Getting outside into God’s beautiful creation is good for the body and soul.