Posted in Maryland
January 17, 2017
Take This Road Trip Through Maryland’s Picturesque Waterside Towns For A Charming Experience
We’ve created quite a few Maryland road trips thus far, and today we’re bringing you one of the most picturesque. If you swoon over water views (who doesn’t?) then you’ll want to check out the following 10 towns. Take a few days to complete this entire trip for an unforgettable and scenic experience.
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This island town is completely surrounded by water views. Stop by to enjoy some seafood and learn about underwater life at Calvert Marine Museum.
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This little town has a delightful boardwalk with sprawling views of the water. Be sure to also visit the nearby Chesapeake Beach for even more attractions, including charming antique shops.
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Maryland's capital is a great place to spend a day. Visit the local shops and eat at one (or several) of the unique restaurants.
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This little town is actually known as the decoy capital of the world. Visit the quirky decoy museum followed by a bite to eat, and burn off those calories with a walk along the promenade.
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It's easy to fall in love with Chesapeake City for its calming water views and homey local businesses. Whether you explore by foot or boat, you're sure to have a wonderful time.
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While the downtown area offers historic views full of shops, the waterfront is perfect for spending a sunny day. It's like taking a step back in time.
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This quiet fishing town offers scrumptious spots for seafood and has a few bed & breakfasts that are sure to relax you.
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St. Michaels is a state favorite for its laid back atmosphere. Be sure to also check out the many town events throughout the year.
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The ocean beckons when you head to Maryland's most popular beach. With the relaxing breeze and hundreds of restaurant options, you may never want to leave.
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Experience simpler times with a trip to Crisfield. You'll want to try the seafood while you're in town, and be sure to make a stop at Smith Island Baking Company for a slice of iconic Smith Island Cake.
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While there are even more waterside towns in Maryland, these are among the most charming. You may also be interested in this one vacation every Marylander should take at least once.
