All paint-outs start at 9:30AM unless otherwise noted

Friday MAY 1: Brighton Dam Azalea Gardens

Friday MAY 8: Brookside Gardens (10:00AM)

Saturday MAY 16: Tridelphia Area, Tridelphia Reservoir

Friday MAY 22: Scott’s Cove, Rocky Gorge Reservoir

Saturday JUNE 6: Howard County Living Farm Heritage Museum

Friday JUNE 12: Clark’s Elioak Farm

Friday JUNE 19: Larriland Farm

Saturday JUNE 27: Greenbridge Area, Tridelphia Reservoir

Friday JULY 10: Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens (10:00AM)

Saturday JULY 18: Brighton Dam

Friday JULY 24: Howard County Conservancy (10:00AM)

Friday JULY 31: Lake Elkhorn, Columbia

Saturday AUGUST 8: Lake Kittamaqundi, Columbia

Friday AUGUST 14: Piney Run State Park

Saturday AUGUST 22: Tridelphia Area, Tridelphia Reservoir

Friday AUGUST 28: Patapsco Valley State Park, Daniels Area

Friday SEPTEMBER 11: Howard County Living Farm Heritage Museum

*CHANGE!!* Friday SEPTEMBER 18: Howard County Living Farm Heritage Museum

Friday SEPTEMBER 25: Lake Kittamaqundi, Columbia

Friday OCTOBER 2: Patapsco Valley State Park, Avalon/Orange Area

Saturday OCTOBER 3: Howard County Conservancy (1:00PM – Fall Fest)

Friday OCTOBER 9: Brookside Gardens (10:00AM)

Saturday OCTOBER 17: Lake Elkhorn, Columbia

Friday OCTOBER 23: Centennial Park, Columbia

Brighton Dam Azalea Gardens

• From Columbia / Route 29, take Route 108 WEST
• Move to the right lane as you approach the intersection with Rt. 32, but do not get onto Rt. 32
• Immediately after passing the ramps to Rt. 32, go RIGHT onto Ten Oaks Rd (the right-hand lane is a right turn only lane onto Ten Oaks)
• At the fork, bear LEFT onto Brighton Dam Road; go about 3 miles
• Immediately after crossing the dam, turn LEFT into the parking lot of the Visitors’ Center

Brookside Gardens: 1800 Glenallen Ave., Wheaton, MD

• Take Route 29 SOUTH and make a RIGHT onto Fairland Ave (that’s about 16 miles south of the intersection of Route 29 and Route 40 in Ellicott City)
• Go 2.3 miles and turn RIGHT onto East Randolph Road
• Go 2.9 miles and turn LEFT onto Heurich Road
• Go 3-tenths of a mile; the Gardens are located where Heurich Rd ends at Glenallen Ave

Centennial Park

• From Columbia / Route 29, take Route 108 WEST
• From the first traffic light at Columbia Road, go 7 tenths of a mile and then turn RIGHT at the second traffic light at the entrance to Centennial Park
• Follow the signs to the Boat Ramp Dock (make the first RIGHT and then swing LEFT down to the Boat ramp parking lot)

Clark’s Elioak Farm: 10380 Clarksville Pike (Route 108), Ellicott City, MD

• From Columbia / Route 29, take Route 108 WEST
• Pass through three traffic lights: the first at Columbia Road; the second at Ten Mills Road/Centennial Park; and the third at Beaverbrook/Centennial Lane.
• The driveway entrance to Clark’s Elioak Farm is on your RIGHT; it is1.4 miles west from the first light at Columbia Road and just one tenth a mile past the third traffic light at Beaverbrook/Centennial Lane. The entrance is marked by the mailbox with the address (10380) and by two stone pillars. Go down the driveway and park at the farm house complex.
• If you’re heading west on Route 108 from Route 29, the farm entrance (10380) is BEFORE the entrance to Clark’s Petting Farm (10500): if you reach the Petting Farm, you’ve gone too far!

Great Falls Park: 9200 Old Dominion Dr., McLean, VA

• From Columbia / Route 29, take Route 100 EAST
• Take Exit 5A onto I-95 SOUTH
• As you near the Capital Beltway, stay in the RIGHT-hand lanes to merge onto I-495 NORTH toward Silver Spring (Exit 27)
• As you near I-270, stay in the LEFT-hands lanes to remain on I-495 NORTH
• Get into the RIGHT-hand lane as you cross the American Legion Bridge into Virginia and then take Exit 43-44 for Georgetown Pike/Rt 193
• Follow the signs for Great Falls Park and merge onto Rt 193 heading WEST
• Go about 3.6 miles and turn right into the Park entrance

Greenbridge Area, Tridelphia Reservoir

• From Columbia / Route 29, take Route 108 WEST
• Move to the right lane as you approach the intersection with Rt. 32, but do not get onto Rt. 32
• Immediately after passing the ramps to Rt. 32, go RIGHT onto Ten Oaks Rd (the right-hand lane is a right turn only lane onto Ten Oaks)
• At the fork, bear LEFT onto Brighton Dam Road; go about 3 miles and cross the dam
• Go another mile or so and at the traffic light, turn RIGHT onto New Hampshire / Rt 650
• After about ½ mile, turn RIGHT onto Green Bridge Road and follow it to the end at the boat launch parking lot

Howard County Conservancy: 10520 Old Frederick Rd, Woodstock, MD

• Take Route 29 all the way NORTH, past all the entrance ramps to I-70, till Rt. 29 dead-ends at Old Frederick Road (Route 99)
• Turn LEFT onto Old Frederick Road/Rt 99
• Go about 3.2 miles to the entrance to the Howard County Conservancy, on the RIGHT

Howard County Living Farm Heritage Museum: 12985 Frederick Rd, West Friendship, MD

• From Columbia / Route 29, take the exit for Route 40 WEST
• Counting the first light at St.John’s Lane, go west to the sixth traffic light and turn LEFT onto Frederick Road / Route 144 WEST (do not turn at the fifth light: it says Frederick Rd, but it puts you onto Frederick Rd heading back East)
• Go about 4.9 miles to the entrance to the Howard County Living Farm Heritage Museum, on the LEFT (it’s not too far after you cross Rt 32)

Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens: 1550 Anacostia Ave NE, Washington DC

• From Columbia / Route 29, take Route 100 EAST
• Pass the exits for I-95 and Route 1 and then go SOUTH on Route 295 (Baltimore-Washington Parkway)
• Take the Eastern Avenue exit. At the top of the ramp, go STRAIGHT through the light, down the service road. Kenilworth Avenue should be on your left, and apartments on the right
• Go down two streets and make a RIGHT onto Douglas Street
• At the end of Douglas Street, make a RIGHT onto Anacostia Avenue. The park is about a block and a half up from there on the LEFT
• If you miss the exit, take the next one and take the first RIGHT. At the end of the street make another RIGHT, and continue to the park a few blocks on

Lake Elkhorn, Columbia

• From Columbia / Route 29, take Exit 18 onto Broken Land Parkway heading EAST
• Pass the first (North) Cradlerock Way and turn LEFT onto the second (SOUTH) Cradlerock Way
• Pass Broken Staff on the right and then turn RIGHT onto Dockside Lane
• Follow that to the parking lot at the Lake

Lake Kittamaqundi, Columbia

• From Columbia / Route 29, take Exit 20B towards the Town Center
• Keep LEFT to stay on Little Patuxent Parkway where it splits with Governor Warfield Parkway
• Follow Little Patuxent Parkway past Sterrett Place and Wincopin Circle; turn LEFT at the traffic light just before Little Patuxent Parkway swings to the right at the Library (there’s an entrance to Columbia Mall on your right)
• Follow that road down to the lower parking lot by the Rouse Building and next to the Lake

Larriland Farm: 2415 Woodbine Rd (Route 94), Woodbine, MD

• Take Route 29 NORTH; stay LEFT past the split for I-70 East and continue on 29 North to the ramps to I-70 WEST (there are two ramps to I-70 West, one on each side of 29; you can use either of them); get onto I-70 WEST
• Follow RI-70 WEST for about 13.6 miles and take the exit for Route 94 SOUTH, towards Lisbon
• Turn LEFT/SOUTH onto Rt 94/Woodbine Road
• Go through the traffic circle and then continue on Rt 94 SOUTH for about 2 miles to the entrance to Larriland Farm on the LEFT

Patapsco Valley State Park, Avalon/Orange Area

• From Columbia / Route 29, take Route 100 EAST
• Take Exit 6 off Rt 100 to go NORTH on Route 1
• Follow Rt. 1 North till it goes under US 895 and crosses the Patapsco River
• Then turn LEFT onto South Street (there’s a big facility on the south corner with a sign that says “Vehicles for Change”)
• Make an immediate LEFT into the Park
• Stop at the Honor System box, take an envelope, put $2 in, detach the parking permit from the top, put envelope in box, put parking permit on your rear-view mirror
• Continue about 1 mile to a stop sign at Gunn Road; go RIGHT and then RIGHT again into the Avalon Visitors’ Center parking lot

Patapsco Valley State Park, Daniels Area

• Take Route 29 all the way NORTH, past all the entrance ramps to I-70, till Rt. 29 dead-ends at Route 99/Rogers Ave
• Turn RIGHT onto Rogers Avenue
• Proceed a little over ½ mile to traffic circle; go LEFT onto Old Frederick Road (that’s ¾ of the way around the circle)
• Go about ½ mile and then turn LEFT onto Daniels Road
• Follow Daniels all the way to the end (about 1 mile) to largest parking lot on the RIGHT

Piney Run State Park

• Take Route 29 NORTH; stay LEFT past the split for I-70 East and continue on 29 North to the ramps to I-70 WEST (there are two ramps to I-70 West, one on each side of 29; you can use either of them); get onto I-70 WEST
• Follow I-70 WEST and take the exit for Route 32 NORTH
• Follow Rt 32 North to Liberty Road (Rt 26) and make a LEFT on Liberty Rd
• Go about 3 miles and turn LEFT onto White Rock Road
• Go 1.8 miles and turn LEFT onto Martz Rd; follow Martz Rd to the park entrance and parking lot

Scott’s Cove, Rocky Gorge Reservoir

• From Columbia / Route 29, take Route 216 EAST towards Laurel
• Go RIGHT onto Crest Road
• Go LEFT onto Scaggsville Road
• Go RIGHT onto Pineway Road
• Go RIGHT onto Harding Road
• Parking lot is on the LEFT

Tridelphia Area, Tridelphia Reservoir

• From Columbia / Route 29, take Route 108 WEST
• Move to the right lane as you approach the intersection with Rt. 32, but do not get onto Rt. 32
• Immediately after passing the ramps to Rt. 32, go RIGHT onto Ten Oaks Rd (the right-hand lane is a right turn only lane onto Ten Oaks)
• At the fork, bear LEFT onto Brighton Dam Road; go about 3 miles and cross the dam
• Go another mile or so and at the traffic light, turn RIGHT onto New Hampshire / Rt 650
• Pass the turn for Green Bridge Road and swing LEFT to continue on Rt 650 for another 2 and ½ miles or so
• Turn RIGHT onto Georgia / Rt 97 NORTH
• After about ½ mile, turn RIGHT onto Tridelphia Lake Road (there’s a small brown sign at the turn that says “Tridelphia Rec. Area”)
• Follow that to its end at the boat launch parking lot