Posted in Maryland
January 05, 2016
These 10 Hidden Waterfalls In Maryland Will Take Your Breath Away
When someone thinks of gorgeous waterfalls, they may imagine an exotic destination far, far away. However, there are actually quite a few breathtaking waterfalls located right here in Maryland. Listed below are 10 of them, some of which are best visited during the off-season, for a more secluded, peaceful experience.
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Muddy Creek Falls is the highest free-falling waterfall in Maryland.
Part of Deer Creek, this is sometimes also referred to as Falling Branch Falls.
This is the highest cascading waterfall in the Old Line State.
Part of the powerful Potomac River, this is truly a gorgeous waterfall.
Like Muddy Creek Falls, the waterfall is also located in Swallow Falls State Park. The water height varies with the seasons but always remains breathtaking.
Located in Patapsco Valley State Park, the Cascade Falls trickle down the rocks in the most delicate way.
This is such a neat photo of Paw Paw Falls taken from inside the Paw Paw Tunnel, which is part of the C & O Canal.
This little-known waterfall is worth a trip. Located at Gunpowder Falls State Park.
You can find this waterfall among the Dulaney Valley Loop Trail.
Gunpowder Falls State Park is worth a visit for its numerous smaller waterfalls.
Are there any that I missed? Share in the comments so we can all be aware of these amazing waterfalls in Maryland.
