Western Maryland Western Maryland Accident Olde Homestead Deep Creek Lavender Farm ATTRACTIONS 625 Doerr Rd, 240-608-8282 www.deepcreeklavenderfarm.com A beautiful agritourism adventure: 1,500 lavender plants, picnic areas and a wonderful farm store packed with all things lavender. e 310 S Main St, 240-329-9353 www.olde-homestead.com Home decor & unique gifts, candles, florals, linens, curtains, pictures, signs, lamps & furniture. Free layaway. Gift cards available. d e Allegany County Tourism CITY/COUNTY TOURISM OFFICE National Road Museum TOUR SERVICES 701 Kelly Rd, 301-777-5132 www.mdmountainside.com More than 70,000 acres of majestic nature, internationally recognized trails, three centuries of American history and endless outdoor adventure. d Barkin’ Basement Thrift Shop SHOPPING 45 Baltimore St, 301-777-0826 info@barkinbasementthriftshop.com Barkin’ Basement is a great place to shop. It’s fun -you never know what treasures you will discover. We support the Allegany County Animal Shelter. d Big Pool Western Maryland Rail Trail OUTDOOR RECREATION c/o Fort Frederick State Park, 11100 Ft Frederick Rd, 301-842-2155 dnr.maryland.gov/publiclands/ pages/western/wmrt.aspx 28-mile trail from Big Pool along the Potomac River and the C&O Canal towpath, past Sideling Hill to Little Orleans. Paved. Cycling, in-line skating, walking. d 214 N Main St, 240-626-0963 www.nationalrdfoundation.org Museum tells story of America’s first federally funded highway and the region’s trolley system. Docent-led tours and step-on guide service. Allegany County Visitor Center 13 Canal St, 301-777-5138 www.mdmountainside.com 60,000 acres of majestic public wild lands and internationally recognized bike trails. Three centuries of American history, a diverse food and beverage scene. CITY/COUNTY VISITOR CENTER Fort Cumberland Emporium 55 Baltimore St, 301-722-4500 www.fortcumberlandemporium.com Located in historic downtown Cumberland, Fort Cumberland Emporium is filled with great antiques, collectibles and art. Find your memories at the Emporium. d Cascade Ritchie History Museum HISTORY & HERITAGE Canal Place Preservation and Development Authority Flintstone ATTRACTIONS Rocky Gap Casino, Resort & Golf Boonsboro Gifts Inn Boonsboro ARTS & CULTURE 14319 Barrick Ave, 25009 Lake Wastler Dr (mailing address), 301-781-7740 www.ritchiemuseum.org We are a small museum situated on historic Fort Ritchie. We tell of the vital role this place played in Maryland and American military history. d 13 Canal St, Room 301, 301-724-3655, 1-800-989-9394 www.passagesofthepotomac.org Canal Place Heritage Park is located in the heart of downtown Cumberland. Includes the C&O Canal Museum, trails, shops, festival grounds and parking. e 16 N Main St, 301-432-0090 www.giftsinnboonsboro.com G.I.B is passionate about the work that we showcase. Every nook & cranny is alive with an eclectic mix of quality handcrafted work by local and regional artists. e Cumberland Embassy Theatre ARTS & CULTURE Cumberland Country Club EVENT FACILITIES Valley Craft Network 6924 Girl Scout Rd, 301-432-0281 www.vcntour.org Annual studio tour in November. Numerous artisans at multiple studio stops. Handmade art, gifts and accessories. 49 Baltimore St, 240-362-7183 www.embassytheatrecorp.org The Embassy Theatre is a live performance space housed in a 1931 Art Deco movie building. We produce plays, comedies and musicals. d $ 10200 Country Club Rd, 301-722-8082 www.cumberlandcc.com Private country club with an 18-hole golf course, putting green & driving range. The club also offers events service for members and the public. d 16701 Lakeview Rd NE, Flintstone, 301-784-8400 www.cnty.com/rocky-gap Casino with slots, table games, Jack Nicklaus Signature golf course, full-service spa, multiple dining outlets and 198 renovated hotel rooms. Open 24 hours. d See ad on p. 33. Charis Winery & Distillery ATTRACTIONS Clarysville Bridge HISTORY & HERITAGE Boonsborough Museum of History HISTORY & HERITAGE 113 N Main St, 240-816-0488 www.boonsboroughmoh.org The museum houses a vast and unique collection of historical objects of local and national importance. d 16 Howard St, 240-581-3875 www.chariswinery.com Winery in outdoor shopping area offering a variety of wines and spirits. Enjoy your fine wine or spirits experience near the historic C&O Canal. d e Rts 40 & 55, 301-777-5138, 1-800-425-2067 www.mdmountainside.com Built in the mid-1700s, this stone-arch bridge is one of the original structures that supported the road and one of the few remaining along the National Rd. Green Ridge State Forest OUTDOOR RECREATION Emmanuel Episcopal Church Dig Deep Brewing Co. Rural Heritage Museum of Washington County Maryland 7313 Sharpsburg Pk, 240-420-1714 www.ruralheritagemuseum.org Learn about how life was lived in rural Western Maryland as you walk through our transportation, rural-farm equipment, early-life museums and village. d 2 Howard St Suite B, 301-338-1013 www.digdeepbrewingco.com We established this brewery to live out our passion and our motto: Whatever You Dig, Dig Deep. d e 16 Washington St, 301-777-3364 www.emmanuelparishofmd.org Emmanuel, built on remnants of a1754-era fort, houses three magnificent Tiffany windows and other liturgical art. The church is tied to the Underground Railroad. d $ 28700 Headquarters Dr NE, 301-478-3124 dnr.maryland.gov/forests/pages/ publiclands/western_greenridge forest.aspx 48,000-acre state forest. Elevation from 475 feet at the Potomac River to 2,039 feet on Town Hill. Views, bike trail and hunting (by permit only). d Rocky Gap State Park Exit Strategy Escape Room Appalachian National Scenic Trail 21843 National Pk, 301-791-4767 dnr.maryland.gov/publiclands/ pages/at.aspx A 40-mile route along the backbone of South Mountain, a north-south ridge that extends from Pennsylvania to the Potomac River. e OUTDOOR RECREATION 3 Pershing St, 301-876-7964 www.exitstrategyescaperoom.com Four escape rooms in downtown Cumberland. Four themes: The Untouchables, Through the Looking Glass, Cursed Treasure, Blizzard Escape. Open Tue-Sat. Book online. d F. Brooke Whiting House Museum 632 Washington St, 301-777-8678 www.thewhitinghouse.org Historic bungalow overflowing with Asian art and American, European and British decorative arts that a worldwide connoisseur left behind. $ George Washington’s Headquarters Gordon Roberts House 12500 Pleasant Valley Rd, 301-722-1480, 877-620-8367 dnr.maryland.gov/publiclands/ pages/western/rockygap.aspx Rocky Gap State Park is a Maryland State Park which provides a beautiful venue for swimming, camping, hiking, biking, and all around good times. d $ e Greenbrier State Park 21843 National Pk, 301-791-4767 dnr.maryland.gov Greenbrier State Park is a multi-use park offering a range of recreational opportunities. d $ Riverside Park at Greene St, 301-777-5132, 1-800-425-2067 www.mdmountainside.com/george-washingtons-headquarters One-room cabin used by George Washington while an aide to General Braddock. Built 1754-1755, it is the only remaining structure of Fort Cumberland. 218 Washington St, 301-777-8678 www.alleganycountyhistory.org The circa 1867 Gordon Roberts House serves as the Allegany County Historical Society headquarters and museum. Tours, educational programs and events. $ Friendsville Precision Rafting Expeditions 715 Morris Ave, 301-746-5290, 1-800-477-3723 www.precisionrafting.com Precision Rafting offers world-class guided white-water rafting trips on rivers from mild to wild. We offer action whitewater, family floats and kayak lessons. d $ OUTDOOR RECREATION Western Maryland Scenic Railroad Great Allegheny Passage OUTDOOR RECREATION Cronise Market Place SHOPPING 312 S Main St, 301-432-7377 www.cronisemarket.com Country fruit market, local fruits & vegetables, jellies, ciders, baked goods, flowers & mulch, birdhouses & feeders, lawn furniture & decor and Christmas trees. d e 13 Canal St, 301-759-4400, 1-800-TRAIN-50 www.wmsr.com Climb 1,291 feet from Cumberland to Frostburg through the Allegheny Mountains. Murder-mystery trains, caboose rides, cab rides, hand on the throttle. d $ 13 Canal St www.gaptrail.org Spectacular 150-mile biking and hiking path connecting Cumberland to Pittsburgh. Family-friendly, smooth, with trail towns perfect for overnight adventures. d e Youghiogheny Overlook Welcome Center STATE WELCOME CENTER WheelzUp Adventures 14 Howard St, 240-362-7021 www.wheelzupadventures.com WheelzUp is an outdoor hub which provides retail and outdoor experiences ranging from bike excursions, watersports at Rocky Gap State Park & guided backpacking. d I-68 Eastbound, Mile Marker 6, 301-746-5239 www.visitmaryland.org/list/ maryland-welcome-centers Western hub to the Historic National Rd and Mountain Maryland byways. Take a selfie at the scenic overlook. Free maps and customized information. Call before visiting to confirm welcome center is open. KEY TO SYMBOLS d = Accessible e = Pet Friendly $ = Admission VISITMARYLAND.ORG 93
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