A visit to Downtown Frederick, Maryland in the winter months cannot be complete without a visit to one of the most unique winter light displays anywhere in the world. On the waters of Carroll Creek Park, you'll find 28 lighted, decorated sailboats inviting you to explore this urban park at the heart…
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Frederick County is famous for its crucial role in the Civil War and many eras of American history. However, beyond the battlefields, a lesser-known world of legends and ghostly stories awaits. Read along to uncover surprising secrets that linger in the shadows of Frederick's rich history, and how…
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Hiking can be enjoyed year-round in Frederick County. Trails vary from easy to moderate, and, in a few cases, slightly strenuous, for the more seasoned adventurer. Here are 10 opportunities to commune with nature, geology, history, and culture. 1. Catoctin Mountain Park This National Park…
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Nestled in the heart of Maryland, Frederick County is the perfect destination for couples seeking romance, adventure, and relaxation. Whether you're looking to light a spark, rekindle a flame, or simply enjoy a quiet escape without the kids, Frederick has something for every date night. From…
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As the summer heat fades and the crisp autumn air arrives, Frederick County, Maryland, transforms into a fall wonderland. With vibrant foliage, cozy outdoor dining, and a packed calendar of seasonal events, Frederick County is a premier destination for fall fun. Whether you're a nature lover, food…
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Situated along the Appalachian Trail right in the middle of the Mid-Atlantic, it's no surprise that Frederick is a great place to enjoy fall foliage. While the date the colors peak is different each year, you can expect an impressive showing from late September through early November. You're certain…
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The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, commonly known as the C&O Canal, is the perfect place for outdoor enthusiasts to explore a variety of outdoor recreation opportunities. The Canal stretches for 184.1 miles from Washington, DC to Cumberland, MD, mostly shadowing the Potomac River. Today, the C&O Canal…
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The changing seasons are one of Frederick County’s most charming occasions. As the weather turns from hot to mild and leaves change from green to red, orange, and yellow, fall activities swing into full gear. With a wide variety of farm festivals and city celebrations, Frederick County is the best…
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The name Thurmont roughly translates to Gateway to the Mountains, and Thurmont Main Street serves as a quaint home base for nearby mountainside fun in northern Frederick County. Take a walk on the Thurmont Trolley Trail during your visit, and mark your calendars for Catoctin Colorfest, an arts and…
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"Turn off the news and build a garden with me " - Lukas Nelson Color on the Creek is the world’s largest free public water garden. In its 12th year, the entirely volunteer managed garden currently extends about ⅜ of mile and covers over 34,000 square feet of water on Carroll Creek Linear Park…
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