Did you know there are wooded trails to hike on the University of Maryland’s campus? In the northwest corner of campus, across from the Terrapin Trail Garage, lies the Wooded Hillock, a natural area with rustic trails. Volunteer trail stewards scout for litter, rake leaves off the paths, and mark the knowns trails with fallen logs each season.
Lt. Richard Collins III Plaza is located near Montgomery and Annapolis halls, and it is designed to provide a sense of calm and reflection, while honoring the legacy of and inspiring social justice work on behalf of Lt. Richard Collins III
On the top floor of the Brendan Iribe Center for Computer Science and Engineering sits a rooftop garden dedicated to an avid outdoorsman and proud graduate of the University of Maryland.
A quiet corner of campus, the Benjamin Courtyard is a spot to study, think, read, and unplug from daily pressures.
A tribute to a remarkable woman, the Berman Garden celebrates Marilyn R. Berman, Ph.D.
The Margulis-Antonov Family Garden is a place for building community where students can take a break between classes, get some fresh air, and take in the view of Hacker Green and Paint Branch Creek.
The J. Landon Reeve IV Reading Garden provides a quiet respite on the south side of the Samuel Riggs IV Alumni Center.
The St. Mary’s Garden, located alongside St. Mary’s Hall and across from Stamp Student Union, is an integral part of the Language House living-learning immersion program.
The Community Learning Garden (CLG) is a living classroom that educates visitors on the “importance of environmental stewardship, agricultural sustainability, physical activity and eating a balanced diet,” as well as issues surrounding community, public, and environmental health.
The Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center is located on the northwest end of the University of Maryland campus and has been a hub of artistic innovation and collaboration since its opening in 2001.
