Enjoy Igloo Dining With A View This Winter At Mountain State Brewery In Maryland
Jamie Alvarenga
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Igloo dining is a new trend that we’re really loving. These heated igloo-esque structures allow diners to eat outdoors no matter how low the temperatures drop. Check out this Maryland brewery that’s offering this magical dining experience this winter. What a majestic way to enjoy a delicious evening under the stars!
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Have you ever had the chance to enjoy igloo dining? What did you think? Was it fun? Let us know in the comments below!
For more information about Mountain State Brewing Company, visit the website.
For another unique place to dine this winter, check out Lone Oak Farm Brewing Company. That’s where you can rent your own heated tent or firepit for the evening!
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What is the winter in Maryland like?
Winter in Maryland is relatively mild. The average temperature is just over freezing at 34 degrees Fahrenheit. Western counties in the state tend to get a little bit cooler, and experience more snowfall than the coastline and southern Maryland.
Are there a lot of warm and cozy restaurants in Maryland?
Yes, there are a lot of warm and cozy restaurants in Maryland! In fact, there are a number of igloo dining options in Maryland where you can dine outside in an igloo, but stay toasty warm. Some of our favorite igloo dining in Maryland are:
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- Mountain State Brewing Company
- King & Rye
- Windmill Creek Vineyard & Winery
- Farmers & Distillers
Does Maryland snow a lot?
No, it does not snow a lot in Maryland. The average snowfall for the state of Maryland is only 20 inches. However, there has been record snowfall in the past in some of the Western counties in Maryland, with one memorable season bringing in 262.5 inches of snowfall!