Posted in Maryland Attractions, Small Towns January 25, 2018 by

There’s A Little Town Hidden In The Maryland Mountains And It’s The Perfect Place To Relax

When most people think of relaxing places, the beach comes to mind. But don’t forget that Maryland has quite a few mountain towns that are just as relaxing for those who enjoy nature and hiking. The following spot is lesser known and oh-so underrated. If you’d like to getaway to someplace new, consider checking out Grantsville.

Travel west to find the historic town of Grantsville.
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This picturesque spot is located among rolling hills, mountains, and rural views of green.
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First of all, you'll need a place to stay. Look no further than The Casselman Inn, which is also a charming restaurant.
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This historic structure was built in the 1840s and includes antique furnishings and complimentary wifi. The mix of old and new is sure to make you feel perfectly comfortable. To book your own accommodations, click here.
Other area businesses are just as delightful, including the Penn Alps Restaurant & Craft Shop. Head here for an evening of cozy comfort food and be sure to take in the surrounding sights as well.
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To learn more about this rustic eatery, visit the website here.
Don't miss out on the shops that are scattered throughout the area. Nestled in a woodland setting, many look like little cottages from a fairy tale.
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Historic structures are abundant in Grantsville, from cabins and churches...
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...and even an old mill! Pictured below is Stanton's Mill, and it dates all the way back to 1797.
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For more information about Stanton's Mill and surrounding buildings, click here.
There's nothing quite as relaxing as a peaceful stroll among nature, and Casselman River Bridge State Park is the perfect place to do just that.
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This wondrous bridge is over 200 years old, as it was constructed in 1813.
Once a part of The National Road, you can now walk across this impressive structure or enjoy a picnic nearby.
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Sure, you could head somewhere touristy when the need for a getaway beckons. But if it's peace, quiet, and charm you seek, then look no further than Grantsville. This little mountain town won't disappoint.
Flickr / Jon Dawson

For more information about Grantsville, visit the town website here.

Have you explored this charming mountain town? For more great places to visit in Maryland, click here!

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