Stony Run : Explore
a visual survey of Baltimore's Stony Run
What is the Stony Run?
It's a 3.3-mile long stream in north Baltimore.
What is Stony Run : Explore?
It's an introduction, a visual catalogue, and a gallery. Choose a topic and learn about Stony Run as you look through the photos.
- nature (plants, wildlife, and natural beauty)
- environmental problems (trash, sewage, invasive species and urban runoff)
- points of interest (sites, features, and highlights)
- maps
Resources
Check out the resources page for volunteering, local environmental organizations, and educational tools.
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Streambank flowers, "greater tickseed," blooming in summer
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Quiet rippling stream of upper Stony Run
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Garden sprinkler in the backyard of a home in Evergreen
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Streambank reconstruction behind the shops at Wyndhurst Station
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A new grove of trees planted after the construction at Wyman Park
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Graffiti in the woods at the edge of Wyman Park
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Spring foliage along the upper Stony Run trail
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Roland Park house and garden across the street from Stony Run
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Riparian trees, flowers, and other plantlife on the streambank of middle Stony Run
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The mural on the Wyndhurst Station tunnel
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Massive Wyman Park Drive bridge spanning lower Stony Run
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Upper Stony Run trail, heading north
