Carry-out bringing the taste of Maryland's Eastern Shore to the shores of Deep Creek Lake. On the Maryland Crab and Oyster Trail.

Baltimore's Premier Carryout Crabhouse that specializes in serving Fresh locally caught Maryland Crabs! On the Maryland Crab and Oyster Trail.

The best place to enjoy the beautiful Potomac river and all your favorite Maryland foods. On the Maryland Crab and Oyster Trail.

Three handmade quilts that reflect Douglass’s experiences in Talbot County, Anne Arundel County, and Baltimore City. The quilts are made by Joan Gaither, a Maryland Documentary Story Quilter and recipient of a 2017 Maryland Traditions Heritage Award. On Maryland's Frederick Douglass Driving Tour.

Deep Creek Lake Deep Creek Lake is Maryland’s largest inland body of water. Constructed in the early 1920’s to produce electricity, its 3,900 acres and 65 miles of shoreline offer exceptional fishing for walleye, great action on largemouth and smallmouth bass, and an abundance of pike, pickerel, and crappie. As the largest freshwater impoundment in the state, it attracts many anglers looking for yellow perch and bluegills. The panfish here also grow to epic proportions[...]

Maryland steamed crabs or our Epicure™ crabmeat, prepared naturally without chemicals, additives or preservatives. On the Maryland Crab and Oyster Trail.

Deep Creek Lake Deep Creek Lake is one of the most well-known bodies of water in Maryland. It offers exceptional fishing for walleye, great action on largemouth and smallmouth bass, and an abundance of pike, pickerel, and crappie. As the largest freshwater impoundment in the state, it attracts many anglers looking for yellow perch and bluegills. The panfish here also grow to epic proportions and the current Maryland state record bluegill came out of Deep[...]

The Maryland Department of Natural Resources invites new or experienced anglers to enjoy Maryland’s License-Free Fishing Days June 2, 9 and July 4. This is a unique opportunity for Marylanders to test their fishing skills without the need to obtain a fishing license, trout stamp or registration. “Free fishing days are the perfect opportunity to give the sport a try before deciding whether to get a license,” Fishing and Boating Services Director David Blazer said[...]