The Top 10 Things To Do And See In Potomac Heights, DC
This luscious, quiet suburb of Washington D.C. is mostly known to outsiders as a commuter town, but locals know there’s more to it than that. Here are ten activities to do in the Potomac Heights neighborhood of Washington DC.
1. Capital Crescent Trail
Hiking Trail, Park
Capital Crescent Trail is a lush escape route running from Georgetown to nearby Silver Spring. It’s a great trail to explore, whether for a brisk walk, or by bike. Originally built on top of an abandoned train track, the trail has now been renovated, and also features bridges and tunnels. Capital Crescent Trail | © Kevin Harber/Flickr
2. American Painting Fine Art Gallery
Art Gallery
The American Fine Art Painting Gallery features a storied collection of fine art from local and national artists and painters. To see works that highlight the local beauty and atmosphere of DC, or to learn more about DC’s history through art, this is the ideal gallery to visit.
Opening hours: Wed-Sat 11am-7pm
Opening hours: Wed-Sat 11am-7pm
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