Have you ever searched online for Maryland waterfalls? Many people have lived in Maryland for decades without having seen the state’s best waterfalls. Consider making this the year that changes. Check out this weekend road trip itinerary that will take you to nature-infused restaurants, a scenic campground, and Maryland’s most amazing waterfalls.

Clear an upcoming weekend and be sure to follow along with the Google map.

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When you’ve searched online for Maryland waterfalls did any of the ones along this trip come up in the results? Would you take this weekend road trip? Share your thoughts below, and be sure to check out even more Maryland falls!

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What are some of the best waterfall hikes in Maryland?

There are several hidden waterfalls in Maryland that are absolutely gorgeous. Aside from a few like Kilgore Falls and Muddy Creek Falls that were mentioned in the article above, head to Baltimore County to find Raven Rock Falls. Located within Gunpowder Falls State Park, this waterfall is small but absolutely lovely. Find the large Gunpowder Falls in the same park as well. These are some of the best waterfall hikes in Maryland.

What are some of the best state parks for hiking in Maryland?

With 53 state parks, Maryland offers plenty of ways to get outdoors and explore along a trail. Head to any one of the state parks and you’ll find plenty of hiking trails. Close to Baltimore are some of the best state parks in Maryland including Patapsco Valley State Park, Hart-Miller Island State Park, and Matthew Henson State Park, among others. Check out this article to learn more.

What is the tallest waterfall in Maryland?

At 78 feet tall, Cunningham Falls is considered the tallest waterfall in Maryland. After that, Great Falls of the Potomac comes in second place at 76 feet.

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