Maryland’s 'Gateway to the Mountains' presents an incredible, scenic assortment of hikes, a hidden historic distillery, and access to nearby battlefields.
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This area of the U.S. is packed with history, but this little slice of Americana isn't just for history buffs. Nature lovers and adventurers will also love it.
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There's a camping and hiking paradise located just an hour or so from Baltimore, and while it's a stunner year-round, you can't miss it when autumn starts.
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Families and history buffs alike can explore tree-top adventures, local art, and cultural museums tucked between two major East Coast cities.
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Sip on a perfectly crafted drink, admire local art, and revel in Maryland's waterfront beauty when you visit this adorable gem of a community. Adventure awaits!
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Enjoy live music at the annual jazz festival, take a stroll by the water, or indulge in fresh-caught crab with a visit to this charming Maryland town.
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A vacation destination in Maryland is a place for watersport adventures where you can see thousands of migratory birds and the place an island disappeared.
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This Maryland suburb tucked between two major cities is considered one of America's best places to live with year-round festivals and lakeside parks.
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This diverse Maryland community offers casual dining, indie bakeries, family-friendly parks, and one of the region's most beautiful public gardens.
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From chic coffee shops to quirky vintage markets, you'll never run out of reasons why this Maryland spot is considered one of the country's coolest small towns.
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A Maryland town packed with Civil War history is also a destination for cave explorers, paranormal adventurers, and lovers of moonshine.
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Maryland's lakes and rivers are hotspots for summer fun, but they're also home to dozens of species of snakes. Here's how to stay safe when visiting them.
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This quirky Maryland town is home to one of the last intact silk mills in America and is perfect for an adventure into the wilds of Appalachia.
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With an abundance of free or affordable amenities, a thriving art scene, and quick access from Washington D.C., this city is an ideal spot for a budget getaway.
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Not only is this tiny town home to a huge Renaissance Festival, but you'll find plenty of hiking trails and excellent local eateries, making it a fun getaway.
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This unsung town in Western Maryland is a hidden jewel, with rambling rivers popular for fishing and paddling, fantastic eateries, and its very own Candyland.
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Don't miss this underrated state park, as it has a lot of natural beauty, adventure, and fun to offer visitors and campers alike.
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The ultimate beach vacation should involve sumptuous sands, adventures, and a scenic boardwalk with views out to the sea. So, Maryland? Prepare to be surprised.
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Maryland's second largest state forest is a lush, gorgeous area that's perfect for camping year-round, including primitive sites and developed campgrounds.
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Looking to get out of D.C. for the weekend? This nearby waterfront complex is the perfect escape, with shopping galore and epic views from its Ferris wheel.
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This hidden state park on the Chesapeake Bay features beautiful beaches, several hiking trails, and the opportunity to spot ancient fossils, like shark teeth.
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History buffs and nature lovers alike will find plenty to pique the senses on this scenic hiking trails that stretches from Washington, DC to Maryland.
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This wine trail in Maryland offers exquisite vineyard views, a tasty array of wines, and some historical charm.
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Uncover a hidden Maryland gem with colonial architecture, scenic river walks, and local flavors that make for an unforgettable waterfront escape.
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Popular for water sports and seaside charm, this popular destination sees alarming boating accident rates, prompting new safety laws and education.
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Maryland is home to a stunning white sand beach park on a majestic lake in the heart of the state's Appalachians, complete with swimming and camping.
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Unrivaled views of Chesapeake Bay, postcard-worthy hiking trails, and cozy camp sites that offer access to all of this await on this Maryland peninsula.
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