Maryland is a great state to visit. There’s a wide mix of things to do here. The state is rich in American Revolutionary and Civil War history. It’s right on the Chesapeake Bay and has maritime roots. Plus, there are parks, rivers, and even part of the Appalachian Trail here. Add the art, brews, and amazing food and you have a great all-inclusive destination.

71. Smallwood State Park (Marbury)

Names after General William Smallwood who was the highest ranking person from Maryland in the American Revolutionary War. Here, his house has been restored and is open for visitors. There’s also a marina, picnicking facilities, a playground, and nature trails here so you could easily keep yourself busy here for most of the day.

72. William Brish Planetarium (Hagerstown)

This planetarium is operated by the Washington County Public School System and is used for school children from August through June. Some public programs are also offered for adults during those months. This upgraded fully digital planetarium will immerse you in astronomy and other sciences as you watch presentations and documentaries on the dome. Allow yourself half a day here.

73. Seneca Creek (Gaithersburg)

This 14 mile long park follows Seneca Creek as it flows to the Potomac River. There’s a lot of things to do here: picnicking, kayaking, canoeing, hiking trails, and a playground will help you spend a day here exploring. There’s also a restore cabin that was build in the 19th century where you can learn about the history of this landscape.

74. Charm City Cakes (Baltimore)

Made famous by the show Ace of Cakes on the Food Network, this is the original location where it all started. They make a variety of cakes, from lil cakes for parties, elaborate and unique wedding cakes, to custom cakes for any occasion. They’re done cakes for movie premieres, fundraisers, and even president Obama’s inauguration. If you’re looking for a cake, order one from Chef Duff and company and you won’t be disappointed.

75. North Point State Park (Edgemere)

Located on the shores of the Chesapeake Bay, North Point State Park has a bit of an interesting history. The Defenders Trail that was used in the War of 1812 runs through the park. There’s also an old trolley station and fountain that have been restored that were once part of an amusement park that once occupied the area. Spend a day here fishing from the pier or taking a hike through the trails.

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