It is said that life in "Chesapeake Country" flows gently with the tide of North America's largest estuary and it's tributaries. Take your time experiencing the special beauty of this tidewater region with its pristine waterways and vibrant historic waterfront villages.

Journeying back in time to pre-Civil War America, explore the secret network of trails, waterways and safe houses used by enslaved people fleeing north to escape bondage. Part of Maryland's 2020 Year of the Woman.

Vibrant streets invite visitors to explore history heritage and architectures while savoring the flavor of local shops, eateries and lodging.

4460 acres of open fields and forested trails near the Marshyhope Creek offer hunting, birding, wildlife watching and hiking.

Expansive tidal marsh and open water make for great waterfowl viewing. Trails offer hunting, hiking, birding and nature photography.

Service marina is situated on 18-acres of wooded and scenic shoreline.

Nationally-accredited museum that interprets the history of English colonization and the first landing on nearby St. Clement’s Island on March 25, 1634. The museum grounds are also home to a 19th-century one-room schoolhouse, pier and docking facility. Water taxi service to St. Clement’s Island State Park is available most days, March - October, weather permitting.

A 40-mile route along the backbone of South Mountain, a north-south ridge that extends from Pennsylvania to the Potomac River.