Brown Cow Creamery provides an experience by offering wholesome, nutrient-dense, local farm products so that consumers can support the local foodshed and foster a connection to their community and the environment. In addition to ice cream, we also offer milk, cheese, eggs, beef and other farm products in our on-farm market.

🥾Get outside and earn more points! Before or after enjoying your ice cream, earn more points by visiting Patuxent River State Park - Central Area, which can be found on the Places list in your Ice Cream Trail pass.

Located in Howard and Montgomery counties, along the upper 12 miles of its namesake, Patuxent River State Park comprises 6,700 acres of natural areas and farmlands. The park's central area has six miles of blazed and maintained trails to explore.

We recommend checking out the Adventure Challenge Course! This unique course is designed to challenge both your body and mind while highlighting the park’s distinctive features, created in collaboration with its dedicated staff and volunteers. Begin your journey at the main parking lot, where you'll find a flyer located next to the kiosk with a QR code. If you complete all the challenges in a single hike, the total distance is approximately 5 miles. However, the course is designed to be enjoyed over multiple trips if completing it all at once isn’t an option. The terrain is slightly hilly, and the trails are well-maintained. This course is recommended for groups of 2-4 and ages 4 and up, but can be enjoyed by all ages!

For full details, visit: https://www.grit-adventures.com/adventurechallengecourse

Notes: If you don't want to participate in the challenges, this is still a great loop to go for a walk or hike. Dogs are welcome but must be on a leash.

🍦Treat yourself, support local farms, AND earn more points! Before or after enjoying your outdoor adventure, earn more points by visiting Brown Cow Creamery, which can be found on the Places list in your Ice Cream Trail pass.

Broom’s Bloom features our own old fashioned ice cream, homemade lunches, and our own artisan cheese and pork sausage. Locally produced lamb, beef, chicken, turkey, and free-range eggs. Closed on Mondays. Cafe food does sell out so call ahead!

🥾Get outside and earn more points! Before or after enjoying your ice cream, earn more points by visiting Palmer State Park, which can be found on the Places list in your Ice Cream Trail pass.

Palmer State Park offers an unbroken canopy of second-growth and riparian forests along scenic Deer Creek. Hikers can enjoy three stacked loop trails of varying levels starting from the trailhead in the parking lot.

We recommend exploring the Iron Works Trail, a 2.7-mile moderate hike. From the parking lot, start on the Hornbeam Trail (white blazes). This trail loops partly through the open fields and into the forest. Follow the Hornbeam until you reach the intersection with the Iron Works trail (yellow blazes). If you want to add some length to your hike and explore a tributary to Deer Creek (total will be 3.7 miles), take the Iron Works Trail to the Flint Mill Trail (red blazes). Each trail eventually loops back to the trailhead in the parking lot.

There is a porta-potty in the parking lot. Dogs are welcome on a leash.

🍦Treat yourself, support local farms, AND earn more points! Before or after enjoying your outdoor adventure, earn more points by visiting Broom's Blooms, which can be found on the Places list in your Ice Cream Trail pass.

Cheasapeake Bay Farms is a small country farm store located on Maryland’s Lower Eastern Shore 9.5 miles west of Ocean City featuring gourmet cheeses and ice cream made from the milk of Worcester County’s only dairy farm. Also featured is the area’s fresh local seafood and local produce in season. The store is run by the Dan and Laurie Holland whose dairy is located in Pocomoke City. Don't forget to check out our second location in Berlin.

🥾Get outside and earn more points! Before or after enjoying your ice cream, earn more points by visiting Pocomoke River State Park - Milburn Landing, which can be found on the Places list in your Ice Cream Trail pass.

Looking for the perfect escape from the daily grind? Pocomoke River State Park offers a peaceful retreat into nature, where you can recharge and reconnect with the beauty of the great outdoors. Nestled along the banks of the stunning Pocomoke River, this park is a haven for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.

🚴‍♀️If you're a cyclist, we recommend exploring the Pocomoke Ice Cream Bike Loop. This is an 8-mile round-trip biking loop starting from the Milburn Landing Day Use Area. It leads to Chesapeake Bay Farms Creamery about halfway through, then loops back to the park. The route is flat, low-traffic, and great for all biking levels.

🥾If you don't have a bike and prefer a shorter hike, check out the 1.4-mile Bald Cypress Loop, which can be accessed from the boat launch parking lot. Note: this trail can also be accessed by the location indicated on AllTrails, but there is no directional signage from that location.

Dogs on a leash are welcome at Milburn Landing State Park and its trail system. Restrooms are available. Parking is available at the boat launch and fishing pier lots.

🍦Treat yourself, support local farms, AND earn more points! Before or after enjoying your outdoor adventure, earn more points by visiting Chesapeake Bay Farms ice cream, which can be found on the Places list in your Ice Cream Trail pass.

Chesapeake Bay Farms is a family-owned and operated dairy farm located in Berlin, Maryland, just a short drive from the famous Ocean City beach. Situated at 8905 Logtown Rd, the farm offers visitors a unique opportunity to experience farm life firsthand.

Established in 2001, Chesapeake Bay Farms is dedicated to producing high-quality dairy products with a focus on sustainability and environmental stewardship. The farm prides itself on using traditional farming methods and taking care of their cows, which results in superior milk, cheese, and ice cream.

Visitors to Chesapeake Bay Farms can take a guided tour of the farm to learn about the milking process, see the cows up close, and even sample some of the delicious dairy products produced on-site. The farm also has a charming country store where visitors can purchase fresh milk, cheese, yogurt, and homemade ice cream.

In addition to dairy products, Chesapeake Bay Farms also offers a variety of farm-fresh produce, including fruits and vegetables grown on the farm. Visitors can pick their own produce when in season or purchase pre-picked items from the farm stand.

Chesapeake Bay Farms is a popular destination for families, school field trips, and anyone looking to connect with nature and learn more about where their food comes from. With its picturesque setting and friendly staff, a visit to Chesapeake Bay Farms is sure to be a memorable and educational experience for all.

🥾Get outside and earn more points! Before or after enjoying your ice cream, earn more points by visiting Assateague State Park, which can be found on the Places list in your Ice Cream Trail pass.

Assateague State Park is Maryland's only oceanfront park. Its two miles of ocean beaches offer swimming, beachcombing, sunbathing, surfing, and fishing. The bayside offers visitors the chance to explore secluded coves by canoe or kayak.

Before crossing the Verrazano Bridge onto Assateague Island, we recommend taking a hike on the Rackliffe House Trail. This 1.1-mile trail loop that connects the Assateague Island Visitor's Center to the historic Rackliffe House shows off what shore living may have been before the beach became the domain of summer vacations. The 18th-century manor house is surrounded by tidal wetlands and an emerging forest.

Notes: Restrooms are located at the Visitor Center; leashed pets are permitted on the trail; however, there are no trash receptacles on the trail, so please plan to clean up after and then dispose of your pet's waste at the Visitor Center

🍦Treat yourself, support local farms, AND earn more points! Before or after enjoying your outdoor adventure, earn more points by visiting Chesapeake Bay Farms, which can be found on the Places list in your Ice Cream Trail pass.

Deere Valley Farms is a family owned farming operation located in the agricultural reserve of Montgomery County, Maryland. The land is currently being farmed together by the 3rd, 4th, and 5th generations and originally began operating as a dairy farm almost 100 years ago. Although the focus has diversified the same dedication to farming holds strong.

🥾Get outside and earn more points! Before or after enjoying your ice cream, earn more points by visiting Monocacy Natural Resource Management Area, which can be found on the Places list in your Ice Cream Trail pass.

Located in Frederick County, near Dickerson, Monocacy River Natural Resources Management Area comprises 1,800 acres of natural areas and farmlands along the Monocacy River. Recreational use is primarily hunting, fishing, hiking, and horseback riding. Paths are unmarked. Fishing access is available at parking areas at Park Mills Road and Route 28 road crossings of the Monocacy River. Leashed pets are permitted.

We recommend exploring the 2.6-mile Furnace Branch Trail, which follows an old wagon road along Furnace Branch. The stream and the trail are named for the Johnson Iron Furnace, a pioneering ironworks that was located alongside the creek about 1/4 mile along the trail, just beyond a large plank deck bridge. The trail has four stream crossings, so make sure to bring shoes that can get wet.

In the mid-summer, consider also visiting the McKee-Beshers Wildlife Management Area to check out the sunflower fields! 

🍦Treat yourself, support local farms, AND earn more points! Before or after enjoying your outdoor adventure, earn more points by visiting nearby Deere Valley Farms, which can be found on the Places list in your Ice Cream Trail pass.

When you are looking for farm fresh milk, ice cream, and cheese products, rely on Deliteful Dairy. Our team here at Deliteful Dairy wants you to learn more about our farm in Williamsport, MD. Our story is one about family and hard work. We strive for only the highest quality products, and we only sell those dairy products that we would serve at our table. We emphasize the importance of family here at Deliteful Dairy where we are a big, happy family, from our humans to our cows.

🥾Get outside and earn more points! Before or after enjoying your ice cream, earn more points by visiting Fort Frederick State Park, which can be found on the Places list in your Ice Cream Trail pass.

The signature feature of Fort Frederick State Park is its namesake, but if you drive past the fort, you'll also find the C&O Canal, numerous ponds, and the Potomac River.

We recommend a hike along the 1.5-mile Beaver Pond Loop, which starts by one of the ponds and extends into a field being transitioned to forest before returning to the trailhead via a route along the river.

🍦Treat yourself, support local farms, AND earn more points! Before or after enjoying your outdoor adventure, earn more points by visiting Deliteful Dairy, which can be found on the Places list in your Ice Cream Trail pass.

Farm Family owned & operated dairy & beef cattle farm, offering Farm Fresh Ice Cream, Raw Cow Milk, Pasture Raised Beef & Pork, Artisan Cheese, Farm Fresh Eggs & Local Raw Honey. Enjoy the fresh air and friendly animals at Happy Cow Creamery @grandviewacresfarm. We are so much more than a family owned and operated Farm - we are a meeting place where friends and families gather for sweet treats and family fun.

🥾Get outside and earn more points! Before or after enjoying your ice cream, earn more points by visiting Soldiers Delight Natural Environmental Area, which can be found on the Places list in your Ice Cream Trail pass.

Soldiers Delight Natural Environment Area (NEA) comprises 1,900 acres of a rare, globally unique ecosystem known as serpentine barren. The area has over 39 rare, threatened, or endangered plant species as well as rare insects, rocks, and minerals. There are seven miles of marked hiking trails.

If you're interested in exploring this unique ecosystem, we recommend the Choate Mine and Red Run Trails. From the overlook parking lot go east across Deer Park Road to the Choate Mine trail (red blaze). Go North (to your left) to the Choate Mine Trail head sign and hike until you reach an intersection make a left on Red run trail (orange blaze), follow the Orange blazed Red Run trail around until you come back to the Choate mine trail go North (right) and then immediate West (left) back towards the overlook parking area total length of trail is 2 miles.

🍦Treat yourself, support local farms, AND earn more points! Before or after enjoying your outdoor adventure, earn more points by visiting Happy Cow Creamery, which can be found on the Places list in your Ice Cream Trail pass.

All trails are hiker-only; equestrians and cyclists are prohibited due to the sensitive nature of the area. Please keep in mind that this is a sensitive area with rare and endangered plants. Keep to the trail and keep dogs on a leash, as there are a lot of ticks off the trail.

Restrooms and additional parking are available at the Visitor Center, located at 5100 Deer Park Rd.

Only the best milk is used to make Keyes Creamery specialty cheeses and premium ice cream. The delicious results are available at our creamery where we hand dip our ice cream, which is made weekly on site. Quarts and pints of your favorite flavors are available for you to take home as well as our delicious and beautifully decorated ice cream cakes and pies! Don’t leave without a few blocks of our fresh, hand-made cheese and an ice cream for the road!

🥾Get outside and earn more points! Before or after enjoying your ice cream, earn more points by visiting Susquehanna State Park, which can be found on the Places list in your Ice Cream Trail pass.

Located along the Susquehanna River valley with its heavy forest cover and rocky terrain, Susquehanna State Park offers a wide variety of outdoor recreational opportunities. The park is home to some of the most popular mountain biking trails in Maryland, and the river itself beckons fishermen and boaters alike.

Susquehanna State Park also contains a family-friendly campground with traditional campsites and cabins. History buffs will be drawn to the restored Rock Run Historic Area with its working gristmill, Carter-Archer Mansion, Jersey Toll House, and the remains of the Susquehanna & Tidewater Canal.

If you're looking for an easy, family-friendly hike that combines relics of the industrial revolution with natural beauty, check out the Rock Run/Land of Promise Loop. This 1.7-mile trail is popular for birding, hiking, and running, but you can still enjoy some solitude during quieter times of day.

Dogs are welcome, but must be on a leash.

🍦Treat yourself, support local farms, AND earn more points! Before or after enjoying your outdoor adventure, earn more points by visiting Keyes Creamery, which can be found on the Places list in your Ice Cream Trail pass.

Come visit us in Kent County! Lockbriar is a family-owned and operated u-pick fruit farm churning up local farmmade ice creams on-farm at the Ice Cream Barn. At Lockbriar, we combine Maryland dairy products with our own homegrown fresh fruits, herbs, honeys, and other locally crafted mix-ins to offer a seasonal array of unique flavors. Dream of bright red strawberries, swirls of blueberry blossom honey, bold coffee beans, ripe black raspberries, jammy farm winery wines, rich dark chocolates, herby mints, rosemary and lavenders, and more -- all made fresh daily and according to the harvest throughout the season. The "Today's Flavors" sign is always changing... so each trip brings different flavors to taste, try and enjoy! Lockbriar's Ice Cream Barn officially opens Memorial Day Weekend!

🥾Get outside and earn more points! Before or after enjoying your ice cream, earn more points by visiting Sassafras Natural Resource Management Area, which can be found on the Places list in your Ice Cream Trail pass.

Sassafras Natural Resources Management Area is located along the scenic banks of the Sassafras River and Turner's Creek in Kent County and operated by the Maryland Park Service. The area is noted for spectacular views of the Sassafras River and Chesapeake Bay from the high banks that face toward the South. Hiking, mountain biking, and equestrian trail riding are popular activities. Birding enthusiasts will also find a surprising mix of songbirds, waterfowl, and raptors on their visit. For history buffs, Knock's Folly Visitor Center features exhibits highlighting the history of the farming community, the local Native American Tockwogh tribe, Captain John Smith's visit to the Turner's Creek area, and the rich natural history and wildlife of the Sassafras area.

We recommend exploring the 3.9-mile Tidal Pond Loop. Some say the best Bay view is the one found from the bluffs at the end of the Old Lodge Trail. As a double-bonus, you can add in the spur and descend to the Sassafras River to comb through sand and get your feet wet. If you're also a paddler, consider visiting in mid-summer with your canoe or kayak to row through the American Lotus, which bloom in the river close by the Turners Creek put-in.

There is a portable toilet at the main parking lot, and dogs are welcome on a leash.

🍦Treat yourself, support local farms, AND earn more points! Before or after enjoying your outdoor adventure, earn more points by visiting Lockbriar Farms, which can be found on the Places list in your Ice Cream Trail pass.

Established in 1879, the farm has supported six generations of the Miller Family and we are now Prince George's County's largest vegetable producer. Established in 2007 as a small addition to our produce stand, our farm bakery has blossomed into a community favorite. Take in the sights and sounds of the farm while enjoying homemade soft serve ice cream, make a pit stop for a dozen of delicious donuts, or indulge in the plethora of fresh baked goods that we offer daily.

🥾Get outside and earn more points! Before or after enjoying your ice cream, earn more points by visiting Cedarville State Forest, which can be found on the Places list in your Ice Cream Trail pass.

​Located at the headwaters of Maryland’s largest freshwater swamp, the Zekiah, Cedarville State Forest invites exploration and adventure of its diverse natural, recreation and historic features. Hikers, mountain bikers, and equestrians can enjoy over 19 miles of trails. Over 50 species of trees thrive in an actively managed 3,707​​-acre forest, demonstrating an array of beneficial and experimental forestry practices.

We recommend exploring the White Trail, a popular 3.5-mile loop trail that passes through hardwood forest and pine plantations. It is a great trail for bird watching, hiking, and riding. You will find the trailhead for the White Trail at the Charcoal Kiln parking lot.

Leashed pets are welcome. The trail is not stroller/ wheelchair accessible. Restrooms and water are not available at the park. There is a porta-potty at the trailhead.

🍦Treat yourself, support local farms, AND earn more points! Before or after enjoying your outdoor adventure, earn more points by visiting Miller Farms, which can be found on the Places list in your Ice Cream Trail pass.

Family-owned & operated since 1936. A2A2 milk, cheese, butter, ice cream & more, plus farm-raised meats, eggs, and many other local products available straight from the farm! What is A2A2? A2A2 milk can only be produced naturally from cows and does not contain the A1 protein that causes problems with digestion, it provides the opportunity to reintroduce real dairy products back into your diet!

🥾Get outside and earn more points! Before or after enjoying your ice cream, earn more points by visiting Catoctin Creek Park, which can be found on the Places list in your Ice Cream Trail pass.

Catoctin Creek Park and Nature Center is situated among 138 acres of parkland off Sumantown Road near Middletown and Jefferson, Maryland. The center serves as a hub for environmental education and outdoor recreation, offering interactive exhibits, hands-on activities, and live animal displays that highlight the region’s natural habitats and wildlife.

We recommend exploring the scenic 1.5-mile Catoctin Creek Loop, which winds through forest, meadow, and along Catoctin Creek, with chances to spot woodpeckers, wildflowers, and historic landmarks. Highlights include creekside views and a vista overlooking Fox Haven Farm. The trail connects with the paved Vista Loops, red-blazed Heritage Grove Loop, and green-blazed Sensory Trail.*

There are 2 van-accessible parking spaces at the Sumantown Road lot. Most of the trail is gently graded, but some steep sections may require assistance or adaptive equipment. Benches and picnic areas are available along the way. 

*Note: the sensory trail is currently undergoing renovations, so access may be limited.

🍦Treat yourself, support local farms, AND earn more points! Before or after enjoying your outdoor adventure, earn more points by visiting Moo Cow Creamery, which can be found on the Places list in your Ice Cream Trail pass.

While we pride ourselves on our creamy & delicious ice cream, we want you to know we have so much more to offer! Pick up milk, cheese, grass fed beef, pasture raised pork and more! We can arrange custom made cheese plates and ice cream bars for any event or special occasion. Prigel can truly be a part of every aspect of life, from the essentials to that extra touch on any event. Come shop, eat, and enjoy! Follow us on social media to keep up with all updates.

🥾Get outside and earn more points! Before or after enjoying your ice cream, earn more points by visiting Gunpowder Falls State Park - Sweet Air Area, which can be found on the Places list in your Ice Cream Trail pass.

Established in 1959, Gunpowder Falls State Park is one of Maryland’s largest state parks, covering over 18,000 acres in Harford and Baltimore Counties. Gunpowder features more than 120 miles of multi-use trails, protected state wildlands, historic sites, fishing, kayaking, canoeing, and a swimming beach and marina.

We recommend hiking the Sweet Air Loop around the Sweet Air Area of Gunpowder Falls State Park.

Notes: Portable restrooms are available, dogs on leashes permitted.

🍦Treat yourself, support local farms, AND earn more points! Before or after enjoying your outdoor adventure, earn more points by visiting Prigel Family Creamery, which can be found on the Places list in your Ice Cream Trail pass.

Our family has farmed this land since 1883. It all started out with about 10 Holstein cows. Today, the 4th generation milks 175 Holstein cows and farms 700 acres surrounding the dairy and creamery. The creamery was added in 2012 to help support the farm. We use the milk from our cows to make our delicious ice cream right here in the creamery. Made fresh each week, we offer over 80 flavors throughout the year, using seasonally fresh, local ingredients and products.

🥾Get outside and earn more points! Before or after enjoying your ice cream, earn more points by visiting the C&O Canal (Point of Rocks), which can be found on the Places list in your Ice Cream Trail pass.

Fourteen miles south of Frederick, Maryland, Point of Rocks has a storied history as a transportation crossroads. In the 1800s, during the construction of the C&O Canal, Point of Rocks became a contested location between the B&O Railroad and the C&O Canal. During the canal era of the mid-1800s to the early 1900s, Point of Rocks was a vibrant town with hotels, restaurants, mills, general stores, and even an ice cream shop.

Today, the original village area is a county park and a parking lot for railroad commuters. It is also frequented by visitors to the C&O Canal National Historical Park for various recreational activities, including biking, hiking, fishing, boating, and more. A few services, a library, a church, and the Point of Rocks Train Station remain. The station is one of the most photographed stations in America. Point of Rocks has easy access to the Washington D.C. metro area by way of highways and the MARC train. In spite of that proximity, it retains its charm as a small country town.

🍦Treat yourself, support local farms, AND earn more points! Before or after enjoying your outdoor adventure, earn more points by visiting Rocky Point Creamery, which can be found on the Places list in your Ice Cream Trail pass.

We are a family farm owned and operated in Frederick County for 25 years. Karen’s Kountry Store is nestled in the heart of our farm in Middletown, MD. Stop by to sample our farm-fresh products, browse a variety of local pantry staples and baked goods from us and our trusted vendors, and treat yourself to a scoop (or two!) of our creamy, homemade ice cream—all while breathing in the fresh mountain air. On nice days, take a seat at one of our outdoor picnic tables and enjoy watching the calves in the nearby calf barn. Whether you're here for a quick visit or a leisurely afternoon, you'll leave with more than just delicious goodies—you’ll take home warm memories made with the ones you love.

🥾Get outside and earn more points! Before or after enjoying your ice cream, earn more points by visiting Gambrill State Park, which can be found on the Places list in your Ice Cream Trail pass.

Gambrill State Park is a beautiful mountain park located on the ridge of the Catoctin Mountains in Frederick County. Its most popular feature is the 16 miles of trails for hiking and mountain biking.

If you have the time, we recommend checking out the longest of the Gambrill trails, Yellow Poplar. This 6.2-mile trail is only moderately difficult. Visitors who have several hours can hike up the mountain and out into the far reaches of the park. Enjoy the view from North Frederick Overlook as you continue north along a moderately sloped ridgeline walk.

Dogs must remain leashed at all times. Please remember to take valuables with you and lock your vehicle.

🍦Treat yourself, support local farms, AND earn more points! Before or after enjoying your outdoor adventure, earn more points by visiting South Mountain Creamery, which can be found on the Places list in your Ice Cream Trail pass.

Mimi’s opened in October 2023 in Federal Plaza across from Trader Joe’s. We make all our ice cream in-house with real ingredients and natural flavors and encourage our customers to try as many flavors as they can! We value our community and help fundraise for schools, PTA’s, nurseries, residential communities, and youth organizations.

For over twenty years, the Scottish Highland Creamery has been proudly serving ice cream in Oxford, MD. We source only the best ingredients, use time-honored techniques, and serve our products with smiling faces to a community we love. We like to think our ice cream is wholesome and fun for everyone, made thoughtfully and with a love for the craft.

Port House Creamery is where summer memories are made. We make every batch of ice cream in-house, right on Main Street in North East, MD—using fresh, high-quality ingredients you can actually taste. No shortcuts, just ridiculously good ice cream crafted the way it should be.Whether you’re wrapping up a day on the water, enjoying a hike to Turkey Point Lighthouse, out with family, or just craving something sweet, this is the spot where everyone ends up—and no one wants to leave!Come grab a scoop, slow down for a minute, and be part of the vibe. We’ll see you this season!