This beautiful bayside park has a sandy beach with protected, calm, and shallow swim area, plus miles of nature trails in a quiet area just south of Annapolis.
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Nothing feels as American than grabbing a delicious, juicy burger and fries. But what makes the best burger? We've pinpointed top contenders in every state.
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A graffiti-covered cliff above the Cumberland Valley offers Appalachian views, hiking trails, and Civil War history near Gettysburg and the Pennsylvania border.
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There's nothing like walking along a boardwalk on a warm day, browsing vendors, enjoying rides, and taking in views of the water. These offer the best strolls.
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If you love exploring history and spending time outside hiking, don't miss one of Maryland's newest state parks, created to honor African American history.
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This Maryland family entertainment center packs classic amusement park rides and indoor attractions into one destination built for all-weather fun.
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Maryland might not have any natural lakes, but the Old Line State is home to a gorgeous nature park with scenic trails and fascinating mining history.
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Boston's charm comes with harsh winters. One East Coast city offers a more temperate alternative, plus historic neighborhoods and year-round recreation.
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The original 13 colonies of the United States are replete with historical sites. Few, however, are as well-preserved as this former battlefield.
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The Eastern Shore park is quiet and serene, with wooded campsites, miles of walking trails, and good paddling and fishing in its lake and creek.
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This sprawling Maryland lake invites visitors to unwind on sandy shores, cruise quiet coves, cast a line, and soak up gorgeous scenery at a picturesque retreat.
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With a historic harbor revitalized by shops, museums, and seafood restaurants, this East Coast city is a lively tourism destination. But it wasn't always so.
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If you're in Washington, D.C., or Baltimore, you can head to this city that offers unique restaurants, whether you want seafood or soul food, and outdoor fun.
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The East Coast is a treasure trove of destinations from some of the nation's oldest cities to nature-filled beach escapes. Here's how you can plan a road trip.
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Established in 2019, this action-packed park in western Maryland is home to the largest network of trails for off-roading in the entire state.
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A small piece of history, paddling adventures, diverse local wildlife, and gorgeous natural surroundings to explore await at this new Maryland state park.
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Discover Maryland’s hidden gem near the PA border. Enjoy spectacular mountain vistas, scenic trails, and peaceful nature at this must-visit state park.
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Hidden along the Potomac, this Maryland destination combines riverfront trails, paddling routes, fishing, camping, and a well-preserved historic home.
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Maryland may not be the largest state, but it is home to a wide variety of landscapes, including this mountain state park with a popular waterfall.
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This Maryland park features scenic forest trails, an ice skating complex, sports courts, playgrounds, and plenty of outdoor recreation for families.
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Looking for an easy Maryland day trip? This popular park offers river views, waterfront trails, fishing, playgrounds, and a favorite local grill.
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Perched on a peninsula overlooking Chesapeake Bay, this former amusement park site is now home to lush habitats for a wide variety of plants and animals.
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The United States' coasts are home to a number of abandoned military forts, including this historic Maryland location that you can visit today.
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Ready to explore? Experience small-town charm, historic buildings, a cute downtown, and delicious eats just outside the big city of Baltimore, Maryland.
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Seafood lovers can rejoice that every restaurant on our list ranks highly on Google and offers crispy, golden-brown treats from the sea (and lots of sides).
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This off-grid escape in the Chesapeake Bay is only accessible by boat, making it a secluded getaway spot for visitors chasing sun, sand, and solitude.
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Escape the bustle of nearby Washington, D.C., and relax on a quaint island where you can enjoy delicious crab, explore the sites, and watch fishermen at work.
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