RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES
Baltimore hosts many trails, but one favorite is the seawall trail of the star-shaped Fort McHenry, birthplace of the American National Anthem. Ask the Concierge about other places to go for a stroll.
Want to explore Baltimore? Jump on board the clean, green Charm City Circulator, a fleet of 21 free shuttles that travel three routes in Baltimore City.
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Inner Harbor Boating
There are a wide variety of recreational activities around Inner Harbor, and on its charming waters as well. Travel around in either a regular paddleboat or a fearsome Chessie paddleboat, designed to mimic the mythical sea monster believed to roam the waters of the Chesapeake Bay. Or instead enjoy the water via a kayak or canoe, and explore the tidal wetlands.
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Golf
Ask the Concierge about reserving tee times at any of Baltimore's golf courses. Bulle Rock Country Club is consistently rated one of the top 100 clubs to golf in GolfWeek magazine. Carroll Park is one of the closest of five courses to the Hotel. Forest Park presents a very challenging front nine, and GolfWeek magazine ranked Mount Pleasant the 12th-best municipal golf course in the US. Pine Ridge is a GolfDigest four-star rated course.
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Patterson Park
Forbes rated Patterson Park as one of America’s 12 best city parks and it's easy to see why. Steeped in history dating back to the Civil War, it delights with many recreational pleasures, from skating at the ice rink to fishing at Boat Lake to climbing up the circular stairwell of the iconic Pagoda for views of many of Baltimore’s downtown neighbourhoods. Walk, jog or bike the winding paths and grassy knolls of the Park as well.
