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As the largest estuary in North America, there is no doubt the Chesapeake Bay is a big place. How do you find the places to visit in a watershed spanning 64,000 square miles? Use an on-line regional map, order a free Gateways Network Map & Guide, or look into some of the growing series of Chesapeake Bay water trails.
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Spanning several states and the Distict of Columbia, the Chesapeake Bay Gateways Network connects you with the Bay's special places through a system of parks, refuges, museums, historic communities, and water trails. |
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Use the Gateways Network Map & Guide to learn more about the Bay watershed and to help plan your visits. This guide introduces the Bay story, lists all Gateways and includes a map of all sites and water trails. |
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Explore the Bay along a growing series of water trails - boating or paddling routes along the Bay and its tributaries. Many have detailed maps and guides to assist you in planning an adventure. |
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