There are an abundant amount of winter day trips in Maryland to experience — you just have to know where to look. Check out this list that will inspire you to bundle up with your warmest winter gear and essentials and head out on a cold-weather adventure in the Old Line State. From frozen waterfalls to skiing, there are many memorable times to be had.
- Deep Creek Lake
Edwin Remsberg / Getty Images Most people visit Deep Creek Lake during summertime, or perhaps early autumn as the foliage begins to change. But don’t count this area out during colder months. There are fewer tourists, lower cabin rental rates, and a peaceful, quieter atmosphere all around. Deep Creek Lake, Maryland, USA
- Explore Maryland’s frozen waterfalls
Matthew Beziat / Getty Images Maryland’s frozen waterfalls are just waiting to be explored, and you’ll have the best chance of seeing them iced-over during the months of January and February. Even if the falls aren’t completely frozen over, you’ll love the intricate icicles surrounding these majestic natural wonders.
- Wisp Resort
Wisp Resort / Facebook Did you know that you can enjoy activities at Maryland’s only ski resort year-round? However, most people look forward to visiting Wisp Resort during colder months, when they can go skiing, snow boarding, snow tubing, and more. Plan accordingly, and have fun! Wisp Resort, 296 Marsh Hill Rd, McHenry, MD 21541, USA
- Go on a winter hike
Cyndi Monaghan / Getty Images Winter hikes in Maryland await! From historic hikes to waterside trails, there are dozens of treks in Maryland that are picture-perfect during wintertime.
- C & O Canal
BDPhoto / Getty Images Did you know that the C & O Canal is over 180-miles long? That’s a lot to explore, and we personally love the C & O Canal during wintertime. See the canal frozen-over while enjoying the quiet solitude of wintertime.
Are there any other winter day trips in Maryland that you enjoy? Share your thoughts in the comments!
Edwin Remsberg / Getty Images
Most people visit Deep Creek Lake during summertime, or perhaps early autumn as the foliage begins to change. But don’t count this area out during colder months. There are fewer tourists, lower cabin rental rates, and a peaceful, quieter atmosphere all around.
Deep Creek Lake, Maryland, USA
Matthew Beziat / Getty Images
Maryland’s frozen waterfalls are just waiting to be explored, and you’ll have the best chance of seeing them iced-over during the months of January and February. Even if the falls aren’t completely frozen over, you’ll love the intricate icicles surrounding these majestic natural wonders.
Wisp Resort / Facebook
Did you know that you can enjoy activities at Maryland’s only ski resort year-round? However, most people look forward to visiting Wisp Resort during colder months, when they can go skiing, snow boarding, snow tubing, and more. Plan accordingly, and have fun!
Wisp Resort, 296 Marsh Hill Rd, McHenry, MD 21541, USA
Cyndi Monaghan / Getty Images
Winter hikes in Maryland await! From historic hikes to waterside trails, there are dozens of treks in Maryland that are picture-perfect during wintertime.
BDPhoto / Getty Images
Did you know that the C & O Canal is over 180-miles long? That’s a lot to explore, and we personally love the C & O Canal during wintertime. See the canal frozen-over while enjoying the quiet solitude of wintertime.
Speaking of wintertime, you may also want to check out the snowiest town in Maryland. It’s a great place to visit any time, especially during colder months!
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