Top Attractions
Maryland’s Beaches
From mountain beaches to traditional sandy shores, Maryland has it all. Thanks to the state’s small size, it’s easy to load up and head down to one (or a few) of Maryland’s diverse beaches for the afternoon. Ocean City and Assateague Island State Park are a couple local favorites — just to name a few.
18 Scenic Byways
Venture off the beaten path and experience a different side of Maryland. Spanning all across the state, these less-traveled routes offer a different view of the state. From Chesapeake Country to a safe house along Harriet Tubman’s Underground Railroad, there’s plenty to do and see. You can find a map and get started on Maryland’s official tourism website.
Swallow Falls State Park
If you’re looking to explore Maryland’s mountains, head on over to Swallow Falls State Park. Located in western Maryland, this enchanting park boasts hikes through the woods, stunning mountain views, and even a 53-foot waterfall.
Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum
If you’re fascinated by Maryland’s maritime history, you’ll want to be sure to stop by this museum. Spread over 35 buildings and 18 acres, visitors can learn all they want about oysters, crabs, sailing, and even see a working shipyard.
