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Maryland Nature

These 15 Mind-Blowing Sceneries Totally Define Maryland

By Jamie Alvarenga | Published January 30, 2016

Maryland is often referred to as America in miniature and for good reason. We have the mountains in the west, beaches in the east, a glorious bay, cities, farms, tiny towns, and more. These 15 Maryland sceneries define our state and are proof that we truly have it all.

1) The rolling mountains of western Maryland.

2) A sunset over the Chesapeake Bay.

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3) Cascade Falls. One of our state's several waterfalls.

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4) A serene setting of boats at our state capital, Annapolis.

5) The Baltimore Inner Harbor from a unique perspective.

6) Flying kites at Ocean City.

7) A magical pier at Solomon's Island in Southern Maryland.

8) The Gilpin's Falls Covered Bridge is one of eight covered bridges left in Maryland.

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9) Just one example of a beautiful overlook in Maryland. This is "Lover's Leap" located in Cumberland.

10) The Chesapeake Bay Bridge - Maryland's most famous and terrifying bridge.

11) The Old Line State has so many great wooded areas, including the pictured Cedarville Forest.

12) The Point No Point lighthouse. What is your favorite Maryland lighthouse?

13) Any Eastern Shore photo is pretty. But this one is a stunner.

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14) With so much history in our state, the Casselman Bridge is only a tiny piece of our story.

15) We define our state by its beauty, its residents, but most of all the fun we have. Pictured here is Six Flags America in Upper Marlboro.

Where is your favorite location for superb Maryland scenery? Do you prefer the beach or mountains? Share in the comments.

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