Things To Do
in Germantown

Located near Harpers Ferry, Maryland Heights offers stunning views of the Potomac River and a variety of hiking trails ranging from easy to moderate difficulty.

This park features dramatic waterfalls and scenic views along the Potomac River, with several well-maintained trails suitable for hikers of all skill levels.

A local gem, Sugarloaf Mountain has several trails with varying difficulty and beautiful views of the surrounding countryside, making it a great spot for a day hike.

A short drive from Germantown, this park offers a network of trails through the beautiful Catoctin Mountains, with options for both casual and experienced hikers.

Located within Washington, D.C., Rock Creek Park features multiple trails that wind through forested areas, making it a perfect urban escape for hiking enthusiasts.

Located approximately 30 miles west of Germantown, this major airport serves the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area and offers numerous international flights.

Situated about 40 miles east of Germantown, BWI is a significant hub for domestic and international travel, serving the Baltimore and Washington, D.C. areas.

Located about 30 miles southeast of Germantown, this airport predominantly serves domestic flights but also has some international destinations, mainly in Canada and the Caribbean.

Approximately 95 miles northeast of Germantown, PHL is a major airport providing extensive international and domestic flight options.

Located about 120 miles south of Germantown, this airport serves the Richmond area with international flights mainly to Canada and Mexico.

Caucasian residents, typically representing a significant portion of the population.

Residents of African descent, comprising a substantial demographic group in the area.

Individuals of Spanish-speaking origin or heritage, contributing to cultural diversity.

Residents from Asia or of Asian descent, including various nationalities and ethnicities.

Individuals identifying with more than one racial category, reflecting the growing multicultural aspect.

Indigenous peoples of the United States, representing a smaller segment of the population.

Residents from Pacific Islands or of Pacific Islander descent, including various groups.

A widely played team sport that involves shooting a ball through the opponent's hoop to score points.

A popular team sport played by two teams of eleven players with a spherical ball, known as football outside the US.

A bat-and-ball game played between two teams who take turns batting and fielding.

An American variant of football played by two teams of eleven players on a rectangular field with goal posts at each end.

A team sport that combines elements of basketball, soccer, and hockey, played with a small rubber ball and a long-handled stick called a crosse.

A racket sport that can be played individually against a single opponent or between two teams of two players each.

A team sport in which two teams are separated by a net and attempt to score points by hitting a ball over the net onto the opposing team's ground.