Baltimore-Washington Parkway

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Baltimore, MD 21230

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Baltimore-Washington Parkway, managed by the U.S. National Park Service, serves as a scenic entryway between Baltimore, MD, and Washington, D.C. Established in 1954, this 29-mile highway has been a key transportation route for visitors traveling to and from the nation's capital.

This iconic parkway offers a picturesque drive for commuters and tourists alike, showcasing the natural beauty of the surrounding area while providing a convenient link between two major cities. With a rich history and vital role in connecting these urban centers, the Baltimore-Washington Parkway continues to be a significant thoroughfare for those journeying to Washington, D.C.

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Teneha B.

7/29/2020

Yesss!!!! Love it!!! It amazes me that this little 2-3 lane NOT RAISED highway is so vast that it connects several major metro areas. But then again, I shouldn't be amazed because the states are...

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David H.

11/25/2022

Yikes. The positives are parts of the road are freshly paved, no big semis are allowed and there's woods/national park along some of the road. Otherwise this road is pretty dark at night with...

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Aditi B.

9/14/2019

It is too dark at night for such a busy road. Especially the areas where traffic merges - it is too dangerous to be so dark. Like another reviewer mentioned here, the traffic is either stopped...

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Toya D.

2/28/2012

Please note: There ARE cops everywhere -- and not just regular cops, but State Troopers. GREAT way to get to and fro...until it drizzles/rains or there's even a chance of "wintry mix". It would...

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Lauren G.

12/18/2011

The left lane is for passing. THE LEFT LANE IS FOR PASSING!! This road is notorious for slow ass left lane squatters. And usually they're squatting at the same speed as the slow ass in the...

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