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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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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"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 13th 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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Frederick County, Maryland is packed with incredible experiences - and some of the best won’t cost you a thing. Whether you're hitting the trail, strolling through centuries-old streets, or enjoying a concert under the stars, this is a place where summer fun meets budget-friendly adventure. With its…
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Enjoy a day at the beach in the mountains at Cunningham Falls State Park's Hunting Creek Lake Frederick and family fun go hand-in-hand, especially during the warm weather months! There’s so much for adults and children to see and do together - here are ideas for memorable experiences for all ages in…
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In Frederick County, Maryland, the spirit of sustainable living and environmental stewardship is a year-round celebration. From the rolling hills of our vineyards to the treetop adventures in our hillside forests, we have many visitor experiences and attractions that are dedicated to protecting and…
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From mountain vistas to cascading waterfalls, Frederick County offers a wide variety of hikes for people of all abilities. Some of the trails are well-traveled, favorites to both locals and visitors. But, for the individual looking for a more solitary walk in the woods, there are still many options…
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Carroll Creek Park began as a flood control project in the late 1970s. After the Great Frederick Flood of 1976 left parts of Downtown Frederick under three feet of water, it was obvious a solution was needed to remove Frederick from the 100-year flood plain. The plan successfully put the creek…
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Take a "spirited" tour through historic Downtown Frederick... Frederick, Maryland has been billed as "the most haunted city in Maryland" and with good reason. The city's long and storied history is full of tales of soldiers, famous local residents, and moments that shaped our nation's history…
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Things are heating up as the temperature climbs in Frederick! Not only does Frederick have plenty of great things to do, it also offers lots of great treats to help you cool off. Summer is the time for the whole family to indulge in some sweet and refreshing snacks. After all, you deserve a reward…
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