Maryland Route 295, also known as the Baltimore-Washington Parkway, is a major highway in Maryland that connects the cities of Baltimore and Washington, D.C. It runs approximately 18 miles and serves as a vital transportation route for commuters and travelers in the region. The road is maintained by the National Park Service and is designed to facilitate efficient travel while preserving the natural landscape. The parkway features several interchanges that provide access to local roads, neighborhoods, and attractions. It is known for its scenic views, with trees and green spaces lining the route. Additionally, Maryland Route 295 is a key corridor for commercial traffic, linking various economic hubs in the area.