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The Adventure Park at Sandy Spring is the largest in North America, offering 180 platforms, high in the trees, interconnected by 10 separate challenge courses at 5 difficulty levels. Following a safety briefing and a little practice, each climber takes to the trees for their 3 hour adventure. We use the safest climbing systems in the world, allowing climbers of all skill levels to ascend into the trees safely. Our youngest climbers are 7, our oldest is 84 (so far!). Park Monitors are throughout the park to help ensure that every climber has a fabulous experience. Our goal is for every climber to finish with real feelings of personal achievement.

Adventure Park at Sandy Spring website

The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra (BSO) is internationally recognized as having achieved a preeminent place among the world\'s most important orchestras. The 2010-2011 season marks the sixth full season of the Orchestra's second home, the 1,976-seat Music Center at Strathmore, located in North Bethesda, Maryland. With the opening of the Music Center at Strathmore in February 2005, the BSO became the nation\'s first orchestra with year-round venues in two metropolitan areas. As the founding partner and resident orchestra of the Music Center, the BSO presents approximately 30 performances in the concert hall annually. Concert experiences include Classical, SuperPops and Special Events.

Baltimore Symphony Orchestra at Strathmore website

Glen Echo Park is one of the DC area's cultural treasures! Formerly an amusement park, now an arts and cultural center, Glen Echo Park has an active social dance program -- with over 60,000 people participating each year. Find out why it's the best place for dancing by attending one of our Thursday night Blues Dances in June! Also in June, visit our Popcorn Gallery, which currently presents an exhibition of stunning glass art by the Art Glass Center at Glen Echo.

Glen Echo Park website

The museum collects and preserves artifacts of electrical street railways and interprets their impact upon the development of communities in the Washington DC region. Take a street car ride and visit the museum shop!

National Capital Trolley Museum website