In the Area
Brunswick Railroad Museum
Depicting the history of the railroad and its significance for Brunswick. Also Exhibits of C&O Canal history.
A train lover’s paradise with a large model train layout on the third floor and museum shop.
Antiquing and Shopping
Visit the local antique stores and other businesses on Potomac Street and at the Circle and shop for furnishings, books, artifacts, collectibles, clothes, trinkets and valuables from days gone by.
C&O Canal and Towpath 
Brunswick is located at mile 55 of the towpath that runs along the C&O Canal starting in Cumberland, MD and winding its way to Washington DC. Walking or biking along this historic trail is enjoyable at any season.
Bicycle Rentals by River and Trail (website)
Potomac River
Accessible from the C&O Canal Towpath and the Brunswick campground for boating and fishing.
Or, check out nearby outfitters who offer rafting, tubing, canoeing including overnight packages, and “team building” adventures.
River and Trail, Knoxville, MD
River Riders, Harpers Ferry, WV
Appalachian Trail
Just minutes away you can access the Appalachian Trail and hike on a portion of this longest hiking trail reaching from the Smokey Mountains of Tennessee to the forests of Maine. The area offers several river overlooks.
Harpers Ferry
Scenic West Virginia town on the Potomac and Shenandoah River which is a major point of interest relating to the Civil War, African American History, and the expedition of Lewis and Clark.
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park
KOA campground
Harpers Ferry, West Virginia
Blue Ridge Center & Historic Mountain View Farm
Visit this conservation area where nature, farming and history converge. Twelve miles of hiking trails, events, lectures, farm visits for fresh eggs and organic produce.
Friends Wilderness Center
A non-profit Quaker-sponsored retreat center for individuals and small groups nestled within a remarkable private nature sanctuary of 1400 acres. Events, camping, hiking, or cabin stay.
Full Circle Theater Company in Shepherdstown
Theater performances in nearby historic Shepherdstown. Tel. 304 268 7798.
