Fly Through A Forest Canopy In The Moonlight With Glow In The Park In Maryland

Have you ever been to an aerial adventure park? The following one in Maryland is full of fun activities among the treetops. You can even head here during their Glow In The Park events to see the massive course all lit up! Read on for the details and consider partaking in this unique adventure in the Old Line State.

The Adventure Park at Sandy Spring is located along Norwood Road in Sandy Spring, Maryland.

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This aerial adventure course is massive, with all sorts of obstacles for beginners or more advanced climbers.

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That makes this spot perfect for nearly any age. Bring the family and prepare for both kids AND adults to have a great time.

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A favorite among the obstacles is ziplining. Who wouldn't love zooming among the treetops?

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Along with daytime adventures...

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...The Adventure Park at Sandy Spring also offers nighttime adventures. Their Glow In The Park event is a must-see!

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The obstacle course becomes illuminated with twinkling lights and neon colors.

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Climbing during nighttime is like a whole new experience. Ziplining is available during Glow In The Park as well. Seeing the bright lights zip by is serenely surreal.

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You can reserve your adventure by clicking on the website linked below. Happy adventuring!

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For more information about The Adventure Park At Sandy Spring, visit the website. You can also follow the official Facebook page to stay up to date on events and more.

In the mood for even more outdoor adventures? Then consider checking out the easy, quarter-mile trail that leads to Cascade Falls. This underrated waterfall is worth seeking out and you can even soak your feet in the water!