Natural Environment Area
Located in Carroll County, the Morgan Run N.E.A. is comprised of approximately
1400 acres of natural area. Hiking and equestrian trails are popular. Equestrians
are restricted to specific trails. The Morgan Run is available to trout fisherman as
a catch and release trout stream.
Features
Equestrian and hiking trails, catch and release trout fishing, bow and muzzleloader hunting for deer.
Accessibility for the disabled - A wheelchair accessible fishing platform is available from this facility, located off Klee Mill Road.
Morgan Run Hunting Guide
The attached document contains the 2008-2009 Hunting Guide Program for Patapsco Valley State Park, Soldiers Delight and Morgan Run NEA's. Click here for the hunting guide and associated maps of designated hunting areas.
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A wheelchair accessible platform for fly fishing is available to anglers at Morgan Run Natural Environment Area. For additional accessible amenities in Maryland State Forests and Parks, visit the Accessibility For All section of this website.
DIRECTIONS:
From I-695, take Exit 18 Randallstown (Rt. 26W). Continue on Rt. 26 west (Liberty Road) to Rt. 32 north. Continue north on Rt 32 to Klees Mill Road and make a left to Morgan Run/Project Access.
From Rt. 97 north make a right turn onto Bartholow Road and then turn left onto Jim Bowers Road followed by an immediate left onto Ben Rose Lane to Morgan Run entrance.
From I-70 take Rt. 97 north. From Rt. 97 north make a right turn onto Bartholow Road and then turn left onto Jim Bowers followed by an immediate left onto Ben Rose Lane to Morgan Run entrance.
From Westminster: go south on Rt. 97, make a left on Bartholow Road. Make a left on Jim Bowers Road, followed by an immediate left on Ben Rose Lane to Morgan Run entrance.
Morgan Run Natural Environment Area
c/o Patapsco Valley State Park
8020 Baltimore National Pike
Ellicott City, MD 21043
(410) 461-5005
Funding for Maryland's State and local parks and conservation areas is provided through The Department of Natural Resources' Program Open Space. Established in 1969, Program Open Space symbolizes Maryland's long term commitment to conserving natural resources while providing exceptional outdoor recreation opportunities.