most beautiful places in Maryland

Does Maryland have any natural wonders?

Some of the most beautiful places in Maryland are its natural wonders. Did you know, in fact, that Maryland is home to seven natural wonders? Yep, and you can visit them all on the road trip to the seven natural wonders in Maryland. The road trip traverses just under 550 miles, which takes approximately 10 hours and 41 minutes. (You’ll also have to consider time spent at each destination.) Start your journey at Muddy Creek Falls, a spectacular natural waterfall that sits at the end of a one-mile trail. Other natural wonders you’ll visit include Cunningham Falls, Billy Goat Trail, and Calvert Cliffs.

Which hidden gems in Maryland should I visit?

Maryland is brimming with hidden gems. If you’re on the lookout for a day trip, head to Chesapeake City, right by the Delaware border. The town’s the perfect day destination. Spend the day meandering around town, admiring the historic homes, the shops, and waterfront restaurants. If you love nature, you’ll also want to visit Bear Branch Nature Center in Westminster. The nature center is the perfect spot to learn more about nature. Explore the nature exhibits indoors before heading outdoors to hike one of the trails. You can even go fishing if you’re up for it (and if you have the proper license).

Are there any covered bridges in Maryland?

If you’re looking for places to visit in Maryland, you’ll definitely want to add the state’s beautiful covered bridges. Utica Mill Covered Bridge in Thurmont, for example, earns distinction as Maryland’s oldest covered bridge, dating back to 1843. Cars still drive through the covered bridge, and it’s a perfect spot for photos. If you want to stroll through the covered bridge, just wait until there are no cars coming in either way. You’ll also want to visit the sole remaining covered bridge in the Baltimore area. Jericho Covered Bridge dates back to 1865.