Last updated: January 26, 2026
Place
Trailhead: Pine Trail
NPS / Kyle Yarusso
Quick Facts
Pine Trail runs for about 0.28 miles connecting 16th Street to the Valley Trail and Black Horse Trail.
This neighborhood connector trail is a foot path. It is a 5-foot-wide trail of native soil with a gentle slope from 2% to 10% through a predominant tulip poplar forest.
Pine Trail was an old farm road leading from the heir of D. Clagett's farmstead, northeast of the park, to Rock Creek. This farm road is first identified around 1850 on the DC Suburbs Map.
This neighborhood connector trail is a foot path. It is a 5-foot-wide trail of native soil with a gentle slope from 2% to 10% through a predominant tulip poplar forest.
Pine Trail was an old farm road leading from the heir of D. Clagett's farmstead, northeast of the park, to Rock Creek. This farm road is first identified around 1850 on the DC Suburbs Map.