Baltimore County has taken a major step forward in making its scenic waterfront accessible to everyone with the opening of a new ADA-compliant trail at Rocky Point Park.
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The trail provides improved access to one of the county's most beautiful waterfront areas, ensuring that visitors of all abilities can enjoy the natural scenery.
"As a resident of Eastern Baltimore County and as county executive, I love our waterfront. I'm so very, very proud of it, and I am proud of all those who tried to protect it. Everyone should be able to experience it. That's why I'm so proud to cut the ribbon on our new ADA-accessible trail at Rocky Point Park," said the County Executive.
The $1 million project includes sustainable pathways, a new covered pavilion, and improved picnic and playground areas, all designed to enhance accessibility throughout the park.
Funded through federal COVID relief money, this improvement is part of a broader initiative to increase accessibility at parks across Baltimore County, ensuring that outdoor recreational spaces can be enjoyed by residents and visitors of all abilities.
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