CUNNINGHAM FALLS STATE PARK • Thurmont getting your bearings Maryland’s diverse landscape ranges from the rugged terrain of Western Maryland to warm Eastern Shore beaches. We also have the wide-open, river-laced land of Southern Maryland and the rolling countryside that characterizes much of Maryland’s northern border. But no matter how far you go in the state, you’re never more than a few hours from bustling Central Maryland cities such as Baltimore and Annapolis. Maryland Scenic Byways have been especially designed to completely immerse you in a travel theme, such as small-town Main Streets, the Civil War or “Horse Country.” The routes range in drive time from a couple of hours to a couple of days, especially if you plan on stopping to participate in recreational side trips. • Descriptions of the 18 in this guide, we provide you with: Maryland Scenic Byways organized geographically, moving from Western Maryland into the Capital Region (near Washington, D.C.), Central Maryland, Southern Maryland and the Eastern Shore. Some of the descriptions contained here highlight the Maryland portion of multi-state byways. • Specifi c maps of the byways, plus an overview map showing all of Maryland, identifying the state’s fi ve regions, 23 counties and Baltimore City. • A Resource Section that includes contact information for tourism o ces in every county. • Additional articles about other travel programs, such as Maryland Heritage Areas, Find Your Chesapeake, Maryland Arts & Entertainment Districts, the Main Street Maryland program, wine trails and Civil War trails. • A Services and Amenities Chart in the back of the guide o ers extra details about services and experiences available along each byway. For more information, go online to www.VisitMaryland.org/scenic-byways 1-877-333-4455 | www.visitmaryland.org | 5
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