Maryland Byways Road Trips FUEL UP Rocky Gap Casino & Resort Hagerstown Roundhouse Museum Hagerstown Built on the site where one of five roundhouses once stood in Hagerstown — aka “Hub City” — the museum houses a fascinating collection of model railroads, historical cabooses and locomotives, and hands-on activities for kids. Loch Bar Baltimore Buddy Lou’s Hancock STAY ALONG THE WAY Hollerstown Hill Bed & Breakfast Frederick Rocky Gap Casino & Resort Flintstone Town Hill B&B Little Orleans Penn Alps Restaurant and Craft Shop Grantsville Fort Frederick State Park Big Pool At this 1756 star-shaped stone fort, barracks and museum, folks in period dress act as your guides to the French and Indian War. Stretch your visit out with camping, canoeing and hiking. SCENIC BYWAY Western Maryland Scenic Railroad Cumberland Take in mountain views while riding a steam-or diesel-powered train from Cumberland to Frostburg. Check the railroad’s calendar for special events like The Polar Express Train Ride™ and Moonlight on the Mountain. Washington Monument State Park Spruce Forest Artisan Village Grantsville At this Appalachian heritage site, chat with artisans as they work on their crafts — like blacksmithing, weaving and pottery throwing — in the historical cabins that house their studios. From top: Rocky Gap Casino & Resort; Instagram: @billrulophotos Rocky Gap Casino & Resort Flintstone Nestled in the gentle swells of Western Maryland’s mountains, this family-friendly, lakeside retreat has it all: Golf, hike, swim, hit the gaming tables, catch live music and comedy acts, and more. VISITMARYLAND.ORG 15
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