Capital Region USA - Frederick County, MD
Here, museums meet martini bars, scenic landscapes provide thrill seekers with adventure, and cutting-edge cuisine is served up in Civil War-era buildings alongside unique specialty shops, galleries, museums, and theaters.
Located less than one hour from Washington, D.C., Baltimore, and Gettysburg, the city of Frederick, Maryland is surrounded by mountain views, wineries, orchards and vibrant Main Street communities. Visitors can hike the Appalachian Trail, visit local breweries, and tour a battlefield all in one day.
This is Frederick County, where hip meets historic every day. Discover more of the story below.
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Distilling It Down: Distilleries in Frederick County, MD
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Take a Hike! 10 Destinations in Frederick County for Hiking Enthusiasts
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Experiencing History in Frederick - The Road to the Battle of Antietam
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Frederick's Best Outdoor Dining
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Claire McCardell - Famous Footsteps in Frederick
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Color on the Creek - Frederick, MD is home to the world's largest free public water garden
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How to Sail Through Winter in Downtown Frederick
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Fun things to do in Brunswick, MD
The sound of distant train whistles shrieking through the mountains and the rumble of passing locomotives have long…