Western Maryland Western Maryland Big Pool Fort Frederick State Park HISTORY & HERITAGE Cronise Market Place SHOPPING Embassy Theatre 11100 Fort Frederick Rd, 301-842-2155 dnr.maryland.gov/publiclands/ pages/western/fortfrederick.aspx The fort barracks are staffed by employees and volunteers Thursday through Monday from Memorial Day to Labor Day, and on weekends in spring and fall. $ e 312 S Main St, 301-432-7377 cronisemarket.com Country fruit market selling local fruits, vegetables, jellies, ciders, baked goods, flowers, mulch, bird houses, feeders, lawn furniture, decor and Christmas trees. d e 49 Baltimore St, 240-362-7183 onthestage.tickets/ embassy-theatre-corporation The Embassy Theatre is a live performance space housed in a 1931 Art Deco movie building. We produce plays, comedies and musicals. d $ Canal Place Preservation and Development Authority CITY/COUNTY VISITOR CENTER National Road Museum TOUR SERVICES Ferleman Gallery Western Maryland Rail Trail OUTDOOR RECREATION Fort Frederick State Park, 11100 Fort Frederick Rd, 301-842-2155 dnr.maryland.gov/publiclands/ pages/western/wmrt.aspx 28-mile paved trail from Big Pool to Little Orleans, following the Potomac River and C&O Canal towpath past Sideling Hill. Suited for cycling, in-line skating and walking. d 214 N Main St, 240-769-0898 nationalrdfoundation.org This museum tells the story of America’s first federally funded highway and the region’s trolley system. Docent-led tours and step-on guide service. d 9 N Centre St, 240-609-0077 ferleman.com Art, music and life are threads of the same fabric. From exhibitions to live music and fresh food, each invites you to slow down and connect. d 13 Canal St, Rm 301, 301-724-3655, 1-800-989-9394 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. d e Allegany County Tourism CITY/COUNTY TOURISM OFFICE Gallery Stage Cascade Ritchie History Museum HISTORY & HERITAGE 9 N Centre St, 240-609-0077 gallerystage.com Tuned to acoustic perfection, Gallery Stage lets artists capture, mix, and release live performances with studio-quality precision. d $ 701 Kelly Rd, 301-777-5132 mdmountainside.com More than 70,000 acres of majestic nature, internationally recognized trails, three centuries of American history and endless outdoor adventure. d Boonsboro Gifts Inn Boonsboro ARTS & CULTURE 14319 Barrick Ave, 301-781-7740 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 1812 Farm Brewery ATTRACTIONS Cumberland Country Club EVENT FACILITIES 16 N Main St, 301-432-0090 giftsinnboonsboro.com Gifts Inn Boonsboro is passionate about the work we showcase. Every nook and cranny is alive with an eclectic mix of quality handcrafted work by local and regional artists. e Apotheke DuJardin SHOPPING 13006 Mason Rd NE, 301-338-2490 1812brewery.com Award-winning Farm Brewery. Family-owned, family-friendly craft brewery. Food trucks, destination brewery, soccer field and playground. d e 10200 Country Club Rd NE, 301-722-8080 cumberlandcc.com Private country club with an 18-hole golf course, putting green and driving range. The club also offers events service for members and the public. d Valley Craft Network 14362 Reckord Ave, 301-992-0442 apothekedujardin.com Nontoxic and holistic health, wellness, beauty and home care products with a zero-waste refillery. d The Arcadian 6924 Girl Scout Rd, 301-432-0281 vcntour.org Annual studio tour in November. Numerous artisans at multiple studio stops. Handmade art, gifts and accessories. Clear Spring Timber Valley Retreat 47 Baltimore St, 240-916-8840 the-arcadian.net The Arcadian wine bar pours organic and imported wines and serves tapas. It dovetails with a nature art gallery. d Allegany Museum HISTORY & HERITAGE OUTDOOR RECREATION Charis Winery & Distillery Pathfinder Farm Distillery ATTRACTIONS 14 S Main St, 301-799-4455 pathfinder.farm Step into our historic Boonsboro log cabin for cozy vibes, warm hospitality and exceptional craft spirits. Enjoy signature cocktails, bourbon and moonshine. d e 12731 Big Pool Rd, 301-573-0948 timbervalleyretreat.com Private campgrounds in Clear Spring, Maryland. Come find out what Washington County hospitality is all about — enjoy nature and the outdoors. $ e 17 Howard St, C5, 240-581-3875 chariswinery.com Wine and spirits tasting room. d e 3 Pershing St, 301-777-7200 alleganymuseum.org Experience the history of the Allegheny Mountains through three floors of engaging exhibits, regional artifacts, educational programs and special events. d Dig Deep Brewing Company C&O Canal National Historical Park Museum and Visitor Center 13 Canal St, 301-739-4200 nps.gov/choh/index.htm Visit the Cumberland Terminus Visitor Center to discover interactive exhibits, a life-size canal boat and the history of the C&O Canal. d 2 Howard St, Ste B, 301-338-1013 facebook.com/digdeepbrewing We established this brewery to live out our passion and our motto: Whatever you dig, dig deep. d e Wilson Old Country Store SHOPPING Exit Strategy Escape Room Canal Place Heritage Park Boonsborough Museum of History HISTORY & HERITAGE 113 N Main St, 240-816-0488 boonsboroughmoh.org The town of Boonsboro was in the midst of the action during much of the Civil War and many of the objects on display are from that era. $ 14921 Rufus Wilson Rd, 301-582-4718 facebook.com/p/ Wilson-Store-100057400811125 Walk back in time at this beautiful General Store dating back to 1850. We sell the “Best Country Ham” and “Wisconsin Sharp Cheeses.” 3 Pershing St, Ste 306, 301-876-7964 exitstrategyescaperoom.com Four escape rooms in Downtown Cumberland. Themes: The Untouchables, Through the Looking Glass, Cursed Treasure, Blizzard Escape. Open Tuesday-Saturday. Book online. d $ 13 Canal St, 301-724-3655 passagesofthepotomac.org The Park features the C&O Canal, the Canal Museum, and mile marker 0 of the GAP trail. Visit the historic train station & explore great local history. d e Dream Vacations -Nicole Myers, LeRoy Myers & Associates Serves Multiple Locations, 240-301-9003 nmyers.dreamvacations.com Full-service travel planning for cruises, resorts and custom vacations — crafting unforgettable journeys from start to finish. TOUR SERVICES RootsTable Emmanuel Episcopal Church Washington County Rural Heritage Museum 9 N Centre St, 2nd Fl, 240-609-0077 rootstable.com We can accommodate private gatherings, receptions, and custom experiences that unite food and art in our second floor gallery. d 16 Washington St, 301-777-3364 emmanuelparishofmd.org 1850 church built on remains of Fort Cumberland, a significant French & Indian War fort once commanded by George Washington. 3 Tiffany windows and other artwork. d $ 7313 Sharpsburg Pk, 240-420-1714 ruralheritagemuseum.org Learn about how life was lived in rural western Maryland as you walk through our displays on transportation, rural farm equipment, early life museums and village. d Unbottled Cumberland Allegany Magazine ARTS & CULTURE 620 Columbia Ave, 240-362-7094 unbottledbar.com Delicious food and cocktails, wide variety of food and drink options. Reasonable prices, clean and welcoming atmosphere. Friendly and professional staff. d F. Brooke Whiting House & Museum 632 Washington St, 301-777-8678 thewhitinghouse.org Historic bungalow overflowing with Asian art and American, European and British decorative arts left behind by a worldwide connoisseur. $ 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 19 Baltimore St, 301-772-4600 times-news.com/allegany_magazine Allegany Magazine is Western Maryland’s premier lifestyle magazine. $ Western Maryland Scenic Railroad Arcadian Gallery Greenbrier State Park 21843 National Pk, 301-791-4767 dnr.maryland.gov/publiclands/ pages/western/greenbrier.aspx Park with a 42 acre freshwater lake, outcrops, geologic history in mountain stones, swimming, boating, fishing and nearby Appalachian Trail. d $ e 47 Baltimore St, 240-916-8840 arcadiangallery.com The Arcadian Gallery, curated by former National Geographic Art Director Christopher Sloan, showcases nature art and photography. Wine bar upstairs. d e 13 Canal St, 2nd Fl, 301-759-4400 wmsr.com WMSR is a scenic heritage railroad in Cumberland, Maryland, offering historic steam and diesel train rides through the Appalachian Mountains to Frostburg. d $ George Washington’s Headquarters 38 Greene St, 240-496-7145 mdmountainside.com/listing/ george-washingtons-headquarters/2042 Explore George Washington’s Headquarters at Fort Cumberland, where the future president led troops during the French and Indian War. Gordon Roberts House 218 Washington St, 301-777-8678 alleganycountyhistory.org/ gordon-roberts-house The circa 1867 Gordon Roberts House serves as the Allegany County Historical Society headquarters and museum. Tours, educational programs and events. $ KEY TO SYMBOLS d = Accessible e = Pet Friendly $ = Admission VISITMARYLAND.ORG 89
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