Terp Walk
The Terrapins walk through fans before entering SECU Stadium.
College Park football stadium serving Maryland athletics.
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The Terrapins walk through fans before entering SECU Stadium.
Students gather around Testudo for photos and celebrations on game day.

Gossett Hall — an architectural landmark of SECU Stadium, home of the Maryland Terrapins.

Jones-Hill House — an architectural landmark of SECU Stadium, home of the Maryland Terrapins.

Mark L. Butler Tunnel — an architectural landmark of SECU Stadium, home of the Maryland Terrapins.

Tyser Tower — an architectural landmark of SECU Stadium, home of the Maryland Terrapins.

Bronze Terrapin Nose — a landmark celebrating Maryland Terrapins history at SECU Stadium.

Bronze Terrapin Statue — a landmark celebrating Maryland Terrapins history at SECU Stadium.

Historic Helmet Wall — a landmark celebrating Maryland Terrapins history at SECU Stadium.
Monument to Maryland’s “Fear the Turtle” rallying cry — a Terps photo stop on the SECU Stadium grounds.
The Maryland Athletics Hall of Fame honors Terps legends from Byrd Stadium through the Big Ten era.
Exhibits celebrating Maryland’s ACC and national championship seasons, including the 1953 national title.
The Mighty Sound of Maryland marching band performs pregame and halftime in the Byrd/SECU bowl.
Fans greet the Terrapins, Testudo, and the Mighty Sound of Maryland on the walk into SECU Stadium.
The plaza around Maryland’s terrapin marks — a gameday gathering spot on the walk into SECU Stadium.
Live crowd-updated map with parking prices, gates, bars and restrooms, plus bag policy and tailgate planning.
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