This Island Refuge In Maryland May Be Your New Favorite Destination

Maryland has quite a few wildlife refuges, one of which we previously wrote about here. Eastern Neck National Wildlife Refuge is special, however, because it's located on its very own island. This scenic refuge is open to visitors and you'll absolutely want to check it out.

Eastern Neck National Wildlife Refuge is an island located on the Chester River.

It encompasses 2,285-acres of lush habitats for migratory birds, including wetlands, grasslands, and ponds.

It's not uncommon to spot a majestic great blue heron...

Or a grand bald eagle.

There are several miles of paths and bridges for you to explore...

Or take to the water and see the serene views by kayak.

Fishing is also permitted in designated areas, as well as hunting during certain times of year.

Stay until days end to watch one of the most beautiful sunsets you've ever seen.

If you're still not convinced about the beauty of Eastern Neck National Wildlife Refuge, check out the below video by Youtube user DMBGoProFilms. These aerial views are breathtaking.

Eastern Neck National Wildlife Refuge is located at 1730 Eastern Neck Road, Rock Hall, MD 21661. Visit the official website here.

Have you visited this island refuge in Maryland? With beautiful sights like these, this is no doubt worthy of any bucket list. Be sure to also check out this wildlife sanctuary with jaw-dropping views.