WB&A Trail

Let’s make our river crossings something more than sidewalks.

Attend on February 13 and speak up for trail connectivity.

A trail extension of the WB&A on MD 704 is not only feasible, but necessary for residents to have a safe place to bike and walk in Prince George’s County.

This long-awaited bridge over the Patuxent River will close a key gap in the trail network.

The Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis Trail (WB&A) is a 12-mile rail trail in Prince George’s and Anne Arundel County. It’s a wonderful trail- except for one critical gap. The trail has no connection over the Patuxent River. No bridge means the two segments of the trail are totally disconnected. It’s a critical gap that stands […]

Welcome to our monthly edition of “Hey, what’s going with _____?”

WABA is pleased to announce the release of an exciting report by Jeff Lemieux and Nathan O’Toole. Extending the WB&A Trail from MD450 to Washington DC provides an economic analysis of the benefits of this critical connection in our regional trail network.

The Washington Baltimore & Annapolis Trail in PG County is on it’s way to first class status, but it needs to reach DC. Show your support and askPG county officials to make this a priority.

Grab your bike, load up the car, and join WABA on a field trip exploring the Washington Baltimore & Annapolis Trail!

WABA is urging Prince Georges County to continue with plans to connect the Anacostia River Tributary Trails with the Washington, Baltimore, and Annapolis Trail. At the annual budget hearing last week, WABA board member Jim Titus urged the Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission (M-NCPPC) to authorize $45,000 this year to extend the WB&A trail […]