Walk the Shores of Assateague Island

Berlin, Maryland

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5 miles

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Explore the eastern shores of the United States. See the wild horses that roam the shores along with the other species of animals and plant that inhabit Assateague Island.

Explore one of America's National Parks. Assateague Island consists of 48,000 acres. Explore sandy beaches, salt marshes, forests and coastal bays. Relax and enjoy some time on the edge of North America.

During the summer you can relax on the beach or float in the shallow waters of the bay. You can, camp on the beach, fish in the ocean or bay, crab, and so much more. There are many places to explore on Assateague Island. Wild horses roam the beaches and parking lot. It's an amazing experience that you must see.

Info on fees and passes can be found here.

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Stand Up Paddle

Cycling

Chillin

Camping

Fishing

Photography

Bodysurfing

Running

Surfing

Kayaking

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Dog Friendly

Easy Parking

Family Friendly

Forest

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Wildflowers

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