10 Underrated Maryland Towns That Deserve A Second Look
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Jamie Alvarenga
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Maryland is filled to the brim with charming towns and the following 10 deserve a second look for a variety of reasons. Read on to explore these spots that you may have not known about.
Thurmont is a scenic town that's surrounded by several outdoor attractions. Check out the historic covered bridges for a step back in time or hike the nearby parks for epic scenery. If you love nature, then you'll adore this enchanting spot.
This little beach town has a few local restaurants worth checking out but what's most charming is the beach views and gorgeous boardwalk. What a perfect place for a peaceful stroll.
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History lovers will especially enjoy Boonsboro, as it's located close to a couple of Civil War attractions. Romance author, Nora Roberts, also owns an inn here and it's a nice spot for a cozy weekend getaway.
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Natural scenery is abundant in Oldtown, as well as historic character. Visit this town by the canal for a blast from the past and enhance the views even further by heading here during autumn.
This western Maryland gem is home to Casselman River Bridge State Park. This remarkable bridge was once part of the National Road and today it's the perfect place for a photo op or picnic.
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You may have spotted signs for Ocean Pines while on the way to Ocean City. This waterside town has nearby parks for exploring, activities for the whole family, and some of the prettiest sunsets around.
This unique town has a little bit of everything, from wineries, to restaurants, and one of a kind shops. They just don't make 'em like this anymore.
While most people merely head to Jarrettsville for the scenic Rocks State Park, this place is also known for sprawling sunflower fields. Bring a camera and capture the magic of this rural town.
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While Emmittsburg may seem ordinary, it is actually filled with quite a few top rated restaurants. From seafood to Italian, the flavors here will keep you coming back. For more on the area restaurants, click here.
Easton is similar to the above Emmitsburg, in that it has surprisingly good eateries. We previously wrote about its Mexican fare in an article that you can find here.
We love featuring Maryland towns. Which are your favorites? For a list of waterfront towns in the Old Line State, click here.
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