The Magical Place In Maryland Where It's Christmas Year-Round

What are the best sled riding hills in Maryland?

Although Maryland only has one ski resort, Wisp, there are many locations to go sledding in the old-fashioned way:

• There are many hills to pick from in Herring Run Park in Baltimore, which is a well-liked location for sledding.
• Pinecliff Park, located in Lake Linganore, offers a dedicated children's sledding hill.
• Cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and sledding are all possible at Herrington Manor State Park, and equipment rentals are also available.
• Blackwater Falls State Park near Davis, West Virginia, which is over the border, has a quarter-mile-long sled run.

What are some indoor winter day trips to take in Maryland?

Why not take a day trip to one of Maryland's many museums if you want to escape the cold?

• The Walters Art Museum will appeal to art historians, and the Baltimore Museum of Art houses the greatest Matisse collection in the world.
• Visit the Smithsonian affiliate College Park Aviation Museum if you're an aviation enthusiast.
• A planetarium and kid-friendly interactive displays can be found at the Maryland Science Center.
• An interesting and instructive experience can be had at the National Aquarium in Baltimore, which is home to hundreds of animals, including jellyfish, dolphins, and even birds.

What are some other outdoor activities to do in winter in Maryland?

In Maryland, there are many activities you can do outside in the wintertime besides snow tubing. Of course, skiing and snowboarding are always thrilling possibilities, but cross-country skiing and snowshoeing offer a change of pace and a special way to take in the winter surroundings. If you like hiking trails in the winter, you'll find serene surroundings and picturesque views of the snowy environment. Visit this guide for more suggestions on wintertime activities in Maryland.