Tucked in the western part of the state, the little town offers easy access to surrounding attractions while providing plenty to keep you busy right downtown.
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If you're looking forward to East Coast road trips, keep this stretch in mind. Then visit this charming town in the middle of Maryland, just off the byway.
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This affordable suburb in Maryland is the perfect travel spot near D.C. and the Chesapeake Bay, complete with farms, nature trails, and local eats.
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Spend a weekend on a scenic estate with classic architecture and a handful of modern amenities, all just a short drive from the Baltimore Harbor.
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Take a refreshing break from Washington D.C.’s bustle by exploring the nearby natural parks and scenery found within a charming coastal town in Maryland.
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Are you looking for a place to get away for the weekend? Maybe consider the Historic Inns of Annapolis that offer charming strolls to the waterfront.
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The perfect East Coast getaway is on a tucked away island in Maryland with rustic homes, plenty of friendly people, and deliciously fresh seafood.
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If you want to plan possibly the most peaceful trip to Maryland that you can imagine, then this Chesapeake Bay gem is the top choice, packed with idyllic views.
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This town on the Chesapeake Bay's west shore in Maryland is an under-the-radar beach vacation with great seafood, water activities, a boardwalk, and wildlife.
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Maryland is chock full of seaside charm and this island town is a perfect case in point with its charming marinas and stunning views of the Chesapeake Bay.
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Near Baltimore, a lush Maryland forest filled with waterfalls, rivers, and scenic bridges offers an easy escape into nature where history and adventure meet.
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Pristine, beautiful beaches with white sands and crystal clear water can be found all across America, including the East Coast, West Coast, and the Great Lakes.
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This Maryland town is the ideal coastal escape, home to a waterman's museum for catching up on local history, community events and live music, and fresh crab.
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This small bed and breakfast in Rock Hall offers peaceful surroundings and a taste bayside village life where you can spend time boating, biking, or fishing.
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This town offers just the right mix of places to eat a great meal, shop for knick-knacks and antiques, or take a nice long walk outside if the weather's nice.
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For those who want to celebrate the autumn season with ghost tours, live music, and festivals, head to this historic harborfront neighborhood in Baltimore.
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This small town in Maryland near Frederick blends history, outdoor adventure, and shop-‘til-you-drop opportunities for family-friendly fun and unique getaways.
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This Maryland town is an all-round good time, with restaurants that range from Thai to Sichaun, farmers markets and seasonal festivals, and green spaces.
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One of the most uniquely named towns in Maryland is a delightful Appalachian destination that oozes rural appeal with numerous shops and parks.
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One of Maryland's fastest-growing areas is an affordable Baltimore suburb. Guests are treated to a plethora of food options and outdoor activities.
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Discover one of the most culturally diverse cities in the country in this New England enclave that showcases cuisine from every corner of the globe.
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This riverside community in Maryland is a refined hub of art museums, scenic hikes, and one of the best public transportation networks in the land.
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Home to several incredible eateries and just steps from the water, this vibrant Baltimore neighborhood is a wonderful spot to grab dinner.
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Experience the history of the Whiskey Rebellion across a dozen-plus distilleries in four great American cities along the Whiskey Rebellion Trail.
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This scenic 150-mile trail begins in Cumberland, Maryland, and ends in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, offering history, beauty, and natural wonders along the way.
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A college city in Maryland is a destination for microbreweries, outdoor recreation, and festivals you'll want to return to year after year.
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Just outside of Baltimore, you’ll find an under-the-radar, historic portion of Maryland that was actually the country’s capital for less than a day.
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