The 10 Best Places To Visit In Maryland In 2018
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Jamie Alvarenga
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Today we’re looking back on some of our best articles from 2017, and combining them into one epic list of things to do. This year, resolve to take more outdoor adventures. You won’t regret it.
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This Calvert County gem is overflowing with fossils and the sprawling water views are spectacular. Head here during a beautiful day for a day trip to remember.
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Did you know that Maryland's Carroll County has over two dozen barns that are adorned with intricate "quilts" like this one? Spend a day or weekend seeing them all!
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This hidden shrine in Emmitsburg is picture perfect for exploring. Stroll the grounds, which include a spring, woodland views, shrines, and more. You don't have to be religious to take in the beauty of this enchanting place.
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If it's been a while since you've visited the canal, then wait no more. This year, resolve to stroll, jog, or bike along this historic towpath. This place is so rewarding.
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This southern Maryland exhibit is outdoors, and oh-so magical. The fairy garden usually runs from April through September, so mark your calendar and keep your eyes peeled for a whole lot of magic.
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This is one summer attraction that you don't want to miss. This Poolesville field of yellow is at peak bloom in July and the sights are splendid. Be sure to bring a camera.
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This Wheaton attraction is filled with gorgeous gardens and during warmer months, you can experience the butterfly house. Be in awe as hundreds of butterflies flutter around you, similar to a fairy tale.
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Head to Suicide Bridge Restaurant in Hurlock, which is so much more than just an eatery. This spot also offers riverboat cruises, some of which include crab feasts! Check it out for a charming step back in time.
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Maryland isn't necessarily known for caves, so Crystal Grottoes Caverns is sure to surprise you. This natural cave has more formations per square foot than any other cave in the world. Quite impressive, indeed.
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There are several tubing spots in the Old Line State, but Gunpowder River is the perfect lazy river to float your cares away. The scenery is quite epic.
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What would you add to the list? For a list of Maryland’s best state parks, click here!
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