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Patrick from Westminster on 6/6/2018 3:04:31 PM:
Hi, I was riding the C&O about 2 years ago and came to a bunch of “bridges” on the trail that were cement with railings that seemed like they were right over the river. It would go from the hard packed dirt/stones trail to the cement and back to the trail a few times. It was a great stretch for views of the river. I cant remember where these “bridges” were located but would love to visit again. Does anyone recognize what I am talking about and can tell me where they are located?

Thanks.

 
Patrick from Westminster on 6/6/2018 3:14:50 PM:
Forgot to mention, I was biking the trail in Western Maryland.

 
david gorman from hollidaysburg on 6/6/2018 3:46:20 PM:
I believe that they were the bridges next to eacjh "lock" that were at various points on the C & O Canal trail.

 
Anonymous on 6/8/2018 6:58:26 AM:
Are you talking about the big Slackwater/McMahon’s Mill section of the trail? I don’t recall there being too many railings, but it is a stretch where you are riding right next to the river for a bit.

 
zee from cumbrland md on 6/9/2018 10:50:16 AM:
there is one bridge in hancock Maryland. Not too far from the C&O bike shop and parking areas. Not can't remember where the othe one is but I think it is quite a few miles down the path.