26 Places In Maryland You Must See Before You Die
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Jamie Alvarenga
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Think you’ve seen all there is to see in the Old Line State? The following list is Maryland’s most fascinating and gorgeous spots. Broaden your mind and brush up on your history while crossing off each item on this Maryland bucket list. How many of these places in Maryland have you been to?
This scenic wildlife refuge is full of migratory birds. A visit here will make you feel like you're in a dream.
So much history to be found here. And so much beauty.
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It's Maryland's most popular beach because there is SO much to do here.
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You can visit Baltimore for the aquarium, museums, delicious restaurants, shopping, and of course the inner harbor.
Having these gorgeous cliffs in the state adds even more diversity to Maryland terrain. So picturesque.
This charming inhabited island on the Bay can be reached only by Ferry.
Billy Goat Trail is absolutely the best hike in Maryland.
Visit here, and you can proudly brag that you've been to the highest point in Maryland.
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At the National Harbor, you can go shopping, check out the awakening sculpture, and ride the iconic Capital Wheel.
Located in this Garrett County park are Maryland's two most glorious waterfalls.
Also in Garrett County, Deep Creek is the Free State's largest lake. Rent a cabin and spend a few days on the water.
This tiny town is so unique and full of life. Visit at least once.
Mallows Bay is full of eerie, abandoned ships from WWI . You can kayak over the ghost ships for a most surreal experience.
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There are only a few covered bridges left in Maryland. Make sure to visit them all while there's still time.
Often known as Maryland's most haunted place, the grounds and surrounding park are also a stunning sight to behold.
The Chesapeake Bay is Maryland's life blood and we are oh so thankful.
Take a day trip here or camp out for the weekend. A beach filled with horses is always a winner in my book.
You must visit the Maryland state capital at least once, if not several times. You wouldn't want to miss out on all of the history, neat shops, and scrumptious seafood restaurants.
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Get active in the most scenic way possible at the C & O Canal. There is no place more pretty to jog or bike.
This fort was used during the French and Indian War. The many exhibits and artillery firings make it fun to learn about the past.
Berlin is America's coolest small town. Be careful visiting, because you just may end up staying for life.
The views at Jug Bay cannot be matched. That why it's the most jaw dropping place in Maryland.
This park has everything. Bridges, waterfalls, and ruins including the creepy remains of St. Mary's College.
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This park is an Eastern Shore gem full of sandy scenes and magnificent marshes. Kayaking here is unforgettable.
Hop in an old-fashioned steam engine and tour Western Maryland. An experience you won't soon forget.
This island is where the first English settlers under the Baltimore proprietorship sailed to. Visit this spot to learn all about Maryland's beginnings.
This well-rounded list of iconic places in the Free State is worth checking out. Complete all 26, and you just may be an expert of all things Maryland.
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