Williamsport MD on the C&O Canal Trail

Mile marker 100
Elevation: 380

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Fort Frederick

9.5 miles West

Camping, Lodging, Parking, Point of Interest, Water

Downsville

4.7 miles East

Camping, Grocery, Parking, Point of Interest, Restaurant

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C&O Canal Trail

Great Allegheny Passage

Western Maryland Rail Trail

Bay Farms B&B

14 N. Conococheague St, Williamsport

301-875-5032
240-366-8112

China 88

16 Milestone Terrace, Williamsport

301-223-2882

Conococheague Aqueduct

Williamsport

Cumberland Valley Campsite

42 N. Conococheague Street, Williamsport

301-223-6400

Ed's Third Base Tavern

35 N Conococheague St, Williamsport

301-223-8274

Elmwood Farm Bed and Breakfast

16311 Kendle Rd, Williamsport

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240-707-0772

Hagerstown/Snug Harbor KOA

11759 Snug Harbor Lane, Williamsport

301-223-7571
800-562-7607

I-81 Bridge

Williamsport

Jellystone Park

16519 Lappans Road, Williamsport

800-421-7116
301-223-7117

Jordan Junction Campsite

Williamsport

McDonalds Williamsport

313 E Potomac , Williamsport

301-223-9011

Opequon Junction Campsite

Williamsport

Red Roof Inn Williamsport

310 East Potomac St, Williamsport

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937-328-1638

Route 11 Bridge

Williamsport

The Smokin Toad

24 N Conococheague St, Williamsport

301-223-3447

Tony's Pizza

10 E Salisbury St, Williamsport

301-223-6266

Washington County Hospital

251 East Antietam St, Hagerstown

301-790-8000

Williamsport Laundry Center

249 S Conococheague St, Williamsport

301-223-9800

Williamsport Visitor Center

205 W. Potomac Street, Williamsport

301-582-0813

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Forum Discussions about Williamsport

Williamsport

Stephen from Jamestown,NC on 03/12/2019 10:04 AM:

Looking for advice/suggestions on best campsites around Williamsport. Something a little more upscale than primitive would be nice and within an easy distance to cafes,bars,food,etc. Thanks in advance.

Ted from Homestead, PA on 03/12/2019 04:17 PM:

I've not camped in or about Williamsburg but I can recommend the Elmwood Farm Bed and Breakfast there. A nice remodeling of the old farmhouse there made for an enjoyable stay. The adjoining alpaca farm was also unique. Unfortunately it is a little far off the trail, albeit rideable. There are no shops or restaurants nearby but the owners were very accommodating in transporting us to a local restaurant for dinner.

Williamsport

Vayo from New Zealand on 10/03/2017 03:26 AM:

No bike shop in williamport I had a puncher went to service station gave my tube there fix my puncher and charge me $30.00.our whole tour we met very nice and kind Americans but this is the only place they rip off.

ALM on 10/11/2017 04:24 PM:

Vayo, always carry a tube repair kit with you to fix flats (which you call punchers). If all else fails, remove the wheel from your bike, remove the tire and tube and then flag down another cyclist to borrow their tube repair kit. Cost: $0 :-)

JK on 10/11/2017 04:51 PM:

On the C&O, I carry 2-3 extra tubes. On the C&O, it's a matter of "when" not "if" you will get a flat. I also carry an extra folding tire, too. Lots of rocks on that trail.

bwillson from Irving on 10/13/2017 11:45 AM:

My wife and I just completed the GAP and C&O about 2 weeks ago with no flats. Back in March we invested in Kevlar lined tires, Swhalbe Marathon tires. We have logged, with the GAP/C&O trip, almost 1800 miles with no flats. These tires are an investment, but well worth it in our opinion

Steven Gaub from Lakewood on 10/13/2017 04:20 PM:

I have over 2,000 on my Swhalbe Marathon tires and love them only 1 flat and that was a wire from a truck tire carcas through the side wall. Go Swhalbe!

JEC from Buffalo, NY on 10/23/2017 09:02 AM:

Still no bike shop in williamsport, but understand that
Desert Rose Cafe in center of town has a selection of tubes for sale. Also recommend this place for good food and friendly helpful staff. After the uphill climb on the detour you will need to stop for a drink anyhow.

Williamsport - river city cycles

Seth from Virginia on 09/20/2017 04:40 PM:

This bike shop is no longer around. There is no bike shop in williamsport

ALM on 09/23/2017 01:42 PM:

While there is no bike shop in Williamsport, the Desert Rose Cafe has bike tubes in a few bike parts for sale. They also offer bike pumps for use and have a killer menu of breakfast lunch and dinner items. I highly recommend them. I ate there for dinner and breakfast the next day and they made a sandwich for me to take for lunch.

Anonymous from Brookeville, MD on 10/12/2017 05:46 PM:

I can vouch for the quality of food at the DRC. They are quite accommodating for bikers. We came in on a trip after a wet ride from downriver, and they put is in an area in the back with wooden benches. Good place to eat.

Williamsport

Swagman from LaGrange, GA on 03/17/2013 03:28 PM:

The Third Base Tavern is not listed, just across the street from the Candle Light Inn, is your typical hometown bar and watering hole. There is a unique C&O Canal tradition there. If you go in and tell the bar keep that you’re a “trail virgin”, you’ll be treated to a free shot of “rocket fuel” and an opportunity to sign your name on one of the many ceiling tiles. Remember to be creative, it’s your chance for immortality.

Ray (webmaster) on 03/18/2013 08:08 AM:

Thank you for the heads-up; I have added this to the listings. Sounds like a fun place. I appreciate you sharing this info (and your other posts too!).

Williamsport

George Morgan from Williamsport MD on 09/30/2012 03:52 AM:

The Hospital is NOT at the location listed & some of the places listed are NOT in Business anymore! BEST to call before going to make sure! JUST A HEADS UP ! Enjoy the Ride!

Ray (webmaster) on 09/30/2012 10:33 AM:

Yes, it's always best to call ahead.

If you see any businesses listed here that you know have closed (or new ones that are missing), please post details here on the forum or click the "Contact Us" link at the bottom of the page, so we can keep the listings as accurate as possible for future trail users. There are a lot of businesses out there along hundreds of miles of trail. so we appreciate any help you can offer in keeping up with what's really open.

Thanks, and happy trails!

Williamsport Red Roof Inn

Colette from Monroeville PA on 07/27/2011 08:48 PM:

I found this to be a satisfactory place to stay while in Williamsport especially for the cost.

Paul A. on 07/31/2011 08:00 PM:

I agree.
And for me, as a hiker, the fact that they've got a coin operated washer and dryer is a BIG plus.

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