Name: Thomas Farm Loop
Rating: 3.0

“A short, scenic loop around Thomas Farm.”

— Luke AT

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Features: Birding — Fall Colors — River/Creek — Wildlife

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This short loop along farm roads travels around the open fields of Thomas Farm with good views of the surrounding countryside. A nice loop to enjoy on it's own, or combine with Middle Ford Ferry Loop to greate a longer, more scenic run. For more info, see the Monocacy Battlefield - Thomas Farm route.

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Thomas Farm

View of Catoctin Mountain.

Civil War Re-Enactors -- The Thomas Farm Monocacy National Battlefield (MD) September 2014

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Doubletrack

44' 13 m

-57' -17 m

309' 94 m

279' 85 m

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“A short, scenic loop around Thomas Farm.”