Visit the Baltimore Museum of Industry on the Inner Harbor for galleries, tours, and programs telling the story of Maryland's industrial history. Indoor and outdoor exhibits, live demonstrations, and interactive activities for all ages.

Since 1994, the Downtown Sailing Center in Baltimore has been offering national recognized sailing education and opportunities to everyone, including youth and people with disabilities.

The Domino Sugar sign is a beloved symbol of Baltimore's industrial heritage for over 70 years. The updated Domino Sugar sign in Baltimore now has brighter and energy-efficient lighting, unveiled during Fourth of July celebration.

Under Armour's HQ is in Locust Point, Baltimore. The waterfront promenade nearby offers great views and is popular for walking and jogging.

Sponsored by Under Armour to honor Baltimore's sports history, Locust Point has three molasses tanks with murals of Ray Lewis, Cal Ripken Jr, and Michael Phelps.

Paddle right beneath the 295 overpass that crosses the Patapsco River and connects Cherry Hill with the Linthicum Heights area.

Paddle right beneath the 295 overpass that crosses the Patapsco River and connects Cherry Hill with the Linthicum Heights area.

Paddle right beneath the 648 overpass

Paddle right beneath the light rail as it carries passengers over the Patapsco River, connectling Glen Burnie to Hunt Valley.

Southwest Area Park offers a variety of outdoor amenities, including Baltimore County's only public boat ramp on the Patapsco River, sports and picnic facilities, nature trails, playgrounds, and more.

Paddle underneath Interstate 895 as cars cross over one of the area’s largest highway overpasses.

Paddle right beneath the rail line as it crosses the Patapsco River, connecting Cherry Hill and Brooklyn.

Paddle under this overpass that crosses the Patapsco River and connects Brooklyn and Cherry Hill.

Paddle under this overpass that crosses the Patapsco River and connects Brooklyn and Cherry Hill.

Paddle under this overpass that crosses the Patapsco River and connects Brooklyn and Cherry Hill.

Home to the Maryland Vietnam Veterans Memorial as well as a two-lane boat launching ramp complete with courtesy docks and parking for approximately 40 boat trailers.

Constructed in 1916, The Hanover Street Bridge has beautiful arches and classic-style towers that give it a distinctive look. This historic bridge is a bascule drawbridge that crosses the Middle Branch on Hanover Street.

Experience high-quality seafood with regional flair and breathtaking waterfront views at Rusty Scupper. Live piano music, attentive service, and seasonal cuisine create an unforgettable dining experience.

The Spring Garden Bridge, built in 1904, played a key role in Baltimore's industrial and transportation development. Made of steel and timber, it spans the Patapsco River's middle branch and enabled rail access to Locust Point.

Remains of the BG&E 1920 Power Plant. Now an empty patch of gravel, this site used to be home to an abandoned power plant.