Maryland's Emancipation Day

Woodlawn Manor Cultural Park

16501 Norwood Road • Sandy Spring, MD 20860 301-929-5989 • MCP-WoodlawnPrograms@montgomeryparks.org Park grounds and trail open dawn to dusk daily.

Montgomery Parks’ facilities and programs are taking precautionary measures, which are in accordance with the Center for Disease Control and Prevention as well as state and county guidelines. For more information visit: https://www.montgomerycountymd.gov/covid19.

Visit our website for updates: WoodlawnManor.org

Recurring Programs

Programs willbe heldoutdoors with limitedcapacity. Registration is required, sign up atActiveMontgomery.com. Face coverings are requiredforallguests andstaffinside the buildings andoutside when nearotherpeople. Ages: 7 & up • $6

UGRR Trail Saturday Guided Hike WOODLAWN CULTURAL HISTORIC SITE

Conductors provide a glimpse of the experience of 19th century freedom seekers utilizing a secret network known as the Underground Railroad. Learn techniques used by “freedom seekers” to navigate their way North, elude detection and find food and shelter. Roundtrip hikes lasts approximately 2 1/2 hours along 2 miles of wooded, natural surface hiking trail starting/ending at Woodlawn Manor Cultural Park. Interpretive content best suited for children 7 and up. Woodlawn Museum admission not included.

Please see WoodlawnManor.org for up to date Covid related policies and procedures for all programs held at For programming questions contact Woodlawn: MCP-Woodlawnprograms@montgomeryparks.org or 301-929-5989.

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The Underground Railroad Experience Trail is open year-round, sunrise to sunset for self-guided exploration, free ofcharge. Trail maps are available outside the Visitor Center, at the trail kiosk and on our website WoodlawnManor.org.