Trails
HUNTING SEASON 2024 – 2025.
Updated 8/29/24
We are in the time of year where the trails are shared with the Cooperative Wildlife Management Plan/Hunting Program.
Cover Letter for Hunting Calendars 2024-2025
2024-25 Morgan Run Hunting Calendar
Gillis Falls / Woodbrook CWMA – September 2024
Union Mills – September 2024
Gillis Falls / Woodbrook CWMA – October 2024
Union Mills – October 2024
Gillis Falls / Woodbrook CWMA – November 2024
Union Mills – November 2024
Gillis Falls / Woodbrook CWMA – December 2024
Union Mills – December 2024
Gillis Falls / Woodbrook CWMA – January 2025
Union Mills – January 2025
Gillis Falls / Woodbrook CWMA – February 2025
Union Mills – February 2025
The Trails in Carroll County Need You! We Need You! How Can You Help?
Carroll County Equestrian Council maintains trails on publicly owned land in Carroll County at:
• Union Mills Area 8 miles View Map • Directions
• Gillis Falls Area 4 miles View Map • Directions
• Piney Run Park 4 miles View Map • Directions • 2024 Piney Run Park Announcement: Equestrian Permits Needed
• Morgan Run NEA 11 miles View Map • Directions
Volunteers are needed for regular trail maintenance coordinated by the CCEC. Volunteers provide their own tools and the work is coordinated by the CCEC. Volunteers provide their own tools and may participate on horseback or on foot.
Our Trails Need YOU!
Sunday, October 13, 2024
Morgan Run NEA Trail Work Day
Ben Rose Lane
9:00 – 12:00
(Rain date if needed, Sunday, October 20, 2024)
FMI: [email protected]
Saturday, November 2, 2024
Piney Run Trail Work Day
440 Martz Road, Eldersburg
Installation of mounting block
9:30 a.m.
FMI: Stephanie Brennan
[email protected]
603-573-1123
Trails at Morgan Run NEA need your help!
Join us on Sunday, 11/17/2024 from 9-12
Ben Rose Lane, Sykesville
for one last attempt to cut back the overhanding vines and
limbs to keep the trails open and accessible.
Lunch will be provided to the volunteers.
Call 410-549-5141 and leave a message to say
“Yes…I’ll be there” or email to [email protected]
See you there!
The best way to learn a trail system is to help maintain it and keep it accessible. Join the Carroll County Equestrian Council in their endeavor to promote Equine activities in Carroll County. Membership Page
