From the abundant freshwater fishing in the rivers and lakes of Western Maryland and of our Nation's River, the Potomac, to the hunting bounty of the Chesapeake Bay region in Southern and on the Eastern Maryland – click on the region below to discover more.

Home to the state’s highest peak—the 3,360-foot Hoye-Crest summit on Backbone Mountain—and world-famous Deep Creek Lake, home to 3,900 acres of fishing, water skiing, a sandy beach, and forested shores. Western Maryland also boasts Wisp Resort, the epicenter of skiing in the state, and summer adventure sports like rock climbing and white-water rafting. All that and cool towns like Frostburg, Hagerstown, Oakland, Cumberland, and more make this a true four-seasons destination. Back to the[...]

Recreation is a big deal in Maryland's Capital Region, which boasts tens of thousands of acres of parkland, including a national park, a state park, and regional parks that offer boating, fishing, hunting, hiking, biking, and camping. Nestled against the Potomac River, there are plenty of access boats to transport anglers of all skill levels looking to catch some of Maryland’s favorite fish. Back to the Map

You can choose your own adventure in the heart of Maryland, at the crossroads of diverse cultural and natural landscapes. With big-city draws of Baltimore and Annapolis, maritime adventures along the Chesapeake Bay, eclectic artist spaces in the cities and downtown, rural relaxation around Carroll County, and suburban splendor in between—the Central Region is truly the heart of it all. Back to the Map

Just south of our nation’s capital, Southern Maryland welcomes visitors with fascinating historic sites, delicious seafood, and 1,000 miles of shoreline stretching over the bay and along the Potomac and Patuxent rivers. Traditional, friendly, and genuine—the people and places of Southern Maryland are as charming as its waterfront backdrop is beautiful. Back to the Map