"Visit Maryland" to Explore Our Scenic Byways, Fun Spring Events, to Have a Spring Getaway and Much More!

Road Trip a Scenic Byway

Hit the road to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Maryland’s Scenic Byways program. Discover roads-less-traveled, revisit favorite hot spots, and so much more with easy-to-follow, themed trip ideas on Maryland’s 18 Scenic Byways. Explore the C&O Canal Scenic Byway for outdoor adventure along nearly 200 historic miles. Next, follow the Falls Road Scenic Byway for rolling green countryside, stately homes and historic sites. Complete your spring getaway trifecta by saddling up for a trip through Maryland’s gorgeous horse country on the Horses & Hounds Scenic Byway. New road trips will be featured every month so follow us on social media at #MDinFocus to plan your next adventure.

Celebrate Spring

in Maryland

It’s time to enjoy another Maryland spring! Get out on the links, book a Chesapeake Bay Storyteller experience, take a hike along our Trail System Second-to-None, see gardens in bloom, watch races over timber at springtime’s Steeplechase events, or just head to the mountains, the Bay or the beach. Whatever you choose, you’ll want to book a night or two at one of our one-of-a-kind inns or hotels to extend your stay and enjoy more of marvelous Maryland.

Photo credit: @kidfriendlymaryland

Give the Gift

of Maryland

Spring is filled with graduations and celebrations– including Mother's Day – and there’s no better way to show ‘em you care than by “Giving the Gift of Maryland.” With everything from State Parks passes to National Aquarium memberships to kayaking adventures to guided lighthouse and farm tours (not to mention anything with our fabulous flag!) there’s something very “Maryland” for everyone on your list. And don’t forget that a road trip vacay in Maryland is the best gift of all–click here to plan the perfect getaway.

Photo credit: Matthew McKinney

Plan Your

Next Getaway

Whether you want to soak up the lush green of Western Maryland, frolic in the fun-in-the-sun of Ocean City, tour historic sites and museums in our quintessential small towns and vibrant cities or get some quiet time in the southern part of the state or along the beautiful Bay, you can find top-notch accommodations and fantastic restaurants across the state. From classic Victorian inns to rustic lodges to elegant hotels and well-appointed bed & breakfasts, and so many great local restaurants, Maryland has something for everyone.

Photo credit: Inn at Perry Cabin by Belmond

Take ‘Em Out

to the Ballgame

Baseball is back! See ‘dem O’s at Camden Yards or get a close-up look at tomorrow’s MVPs at one of Maryland’s six fabulous minor league parks. Make your spring break into a baseball extravaganza to catch the games, visit historic Negro League sites, tour the Babe Ruth Birthplace & Museum, and more. Swing for the fences with a meal along the Crab & Oyster Trail . Book your stay at one of Maryland’s many historic hotels, cozy inns or well-appointed bed & breakfasts to rest up for a getaway that will knock it out of the park.

Photo credit: @jherpst

"See Yourself Here"

Photo: "#repost from @campfirestoriesbook: Moment of zen along the Chesapeake Bay, from a town literally built on oyster shells . .." @campfirestoriesbook

 

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