Bethesda Trolley Trail
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(from Google)Very nice to walk and bike
Nice shade for afternoon walk. Not crowded. Love it!
All in all good experience. Paved trail. A little crowded at first but after about 10 -15 mins it clears out a bit. I entered the trail in North Bethesda. It does go through neighborhoods where you will be walking on sidewalks...I prefer a trail that doesn't go onto regular streets- but it wasn't a deal breaker. The neighborhoods are nice with minimal people out. I think the people are used to seeing walkers / bikers / joggers come through so they didn't seemed bothered or aware of you. I'd recommend.
Beautiful trail especially in summer/fall. I have yet to experience it in the spring but it's well maintained and peaceful it can be a bit dark in areas at night so I'd recommend a head lamp or flashlight at night. friendly people and pets. Bicyclists are sensible and slow down or move around pedestrians so that's nice.
A heavily trafficked paved trail, but it's beautiful. Great for walking, running, biking, etc. This trailhead begins near Whole Foods and heads south eventually crossing Tuckerman and 470 before joining with a residential street that serves as a trail extension via sidewalk to additional trail sections. One can follow the trail and residential extenders all the way to just north of the National Institutes of Health campus (~4 miles) or further into Bethesda.