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You Can Hike in Two States in One Day on This Maryland Trail
Hike a portion of one of the country's most iconic trails and you'll experience two states in one day.

Don’t Attempt This One Hike in Maryland Unless You’re Up for a Real Challenge
Test your limits on the most extreme hike in Maryland. Hop massive boulders and scale a towering rock wall on this challenging but fun outdoor adventure.

Find 5 Bucket-List-Level Views in Maryland Without Needing To Be an Expert Hiker
These bucket list views in Maryland prove you don’t need steep climbs or technical trails to reach waterfalls, rocky overlooks, and peaceful lake scenery.

This Scenic Maryland Trail Is Even Better in the Winter
Ready to find peace? The Box Turtle Loop at Bacon Ridge Natural Area delivers a quiet, scenic winter hike with a touch of local history.

This Is the Most Claustrophobic Hike in Maryland—Would You Try It?
Experience the tight squeeze of Camel's Den Cave and a low stone tunnel on this 3-mile loop through the historic Daniels area of Patapsco Valley.

This Hidden Labyrinth in Maryland Is a True Local Secret
Hiding deep within Garrett State Forest, the best undiscovered hidden hike in Maryland offers a unique maze-like adventure in under a mile.

The Epic 6.3-Mile Trail in Maryland’s Patapsco Valley State Park That’s Worth the Effort
If you're looking for a trail to hike in Maryland that will take you all morning or afternoon, then you'll love this one in Patapsco Valley State Park.

Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary Is an Underrated Maryland Destination That Will Impress You This Fall
Explore 1,700 acres of wetlands, forests, and trails at Jug Bay Sanctuary in Maryland—the perfect destination for an autumn adventure.

Underrated State Forest Hikes in Maryland That Rival the Famous Billy Goat Trail
The Billy Goat trail may be popular for a reason, but Maryland's state forests have trails that shouldn't be overlooked!

5 Best State Park Beaches in Maryland to Visit to Close Out Summer
Luckily, we still have some time to enjoy at the beach, and what better place than at one (or more) of the best state park beaches in Maryland?





