Posted in Maryland January 30, 2016 by

These 15 Mind-Blowing Sceneries Totally Define Maryland

Maryland is often referred to as America in miniature and for good reason. We have the mountains in the west, beaches in the east, a glorious bay, cities, farms, tiny towns, and more. These 15 Maryland sceneries define our state and are proof that we truly have it all.

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1) The rolling mountains of western Maryland.
Erin Eve / Flickr
2) A sunset over the Chesapeake Bay.
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3) Cascade Falls. One of our state's several waterfalls.
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4) A serene setting of boats at our state capital, Annapolis.
Michael Foley / Flickr
5) The Baltimore Inner Harbor from a unique perspective.
Jim Damare / Flickr
6) Flying kites at Ocean City.
Lee Cannon / Flickr
7) A magical pier at Solomon's Island in Southern Maryland.
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8) The Gilpin's Falls Covered Bridge is one of eight covered bridges left in Maryland.
James Walsh / Flickr
9) Just one example of a beautiful overlook in Maryland. This is "Lover's Leap" located in Cumberland.
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10) The Chesapeake Bay Bridge - Maryland's most famous and terrifying bridge.
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11) The Old Line State has so many great wooded areas, including the pictured Cedarville Forest.
F Delventhal / Flickr
12) The Point No Point lighthouse. What is your favorite Maryland lighthouse?
Chris Williamson / Flickr
13) Any Eastern Shore photo is pretty. But this one is a stunner.
Eric B. Walker / Flickr
14) With so much history in our state, the Casselman Bridge is only a tiny piece of our story.
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15) We define our state by its beauty, its residents, but most of all the fun we have. Pictured here is Six Flags America in Upper Marlboro.
Scott Ableman / Flickr

Where is your favorite location for superb Maryland scenery? Do you prefer the beach or mountains? Share in the comments.