Cheap Things To Do in Hagerstown, Maryland

Inscription. When German immigrant and founder of Hagerstown, Jonathan Hager, arrived in this country in 17... More on HMDB

Also, what this man used his home for, how the women did their chores everyday, how babies where kept saf... More on Yahoo! Travel

Often called ``America's second most beautiful municipal natural park," the park's centerpiece is a 50-acr... More on Marylandmemories.com

The scenery was spectacular with elements of water, wildlife, waterfowl, beautiful hardscaping, gorgeous ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Discovery Station at Hagerstown creates exciting hands-on learning experiences that stimulate a curiosity for discovery, exploration and further investigation by children and adults to foster life... More on Marylandmemories.com

Get the kids away from the screen and go here. Plenty to do and learn. More on TripAdvisor

Topics: railroading. More on MuseumStuff.com

The Hagerstown Roundhouse Museum, Inc. is a 501C-3 non-profit corporation organized to save and acquire th... More on Marylandmemories.com

Situated in Hagerstown's City Park, the Hager House is built of uncut fieldstones carefully fitted by the young German immigrant who had traveled to ... More on Hagerhouse.org/

A 1902 two-room school with period desks, books, slates; other museum collections of turn-of-the-century tools, hats, musical ... More on Search.visitmaryland.org

Camping, boat launch, boat rental, camp store, flat water canoeing, hiking trails, picnic area, playground, swimming May-September (lifeguards Memorial Day to Labor Day), mountain biking and huntin... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Follow Mt Lena for roughly a mile then make a left onto Greenbrier road then watch for a small parking area on the left. More on trails.mtbr.com

Are you ready for a beating? This trail is probably one of the primary reasons full suspension was invented. Like its neighbor the Yellow Trail, this is one of the toughest and most sought-out ride... More on Trails

Grew up near this trail and loved every second I was on it- including the t More on Trails

The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal park stretches 184.5 miles from Cumberland, Md., to the Georgetown section of Washington D.C. Hand-hewn with picks and shovels in the early 19th century, the canal pro... More on LLBean.com

Starting in Georgetown, the C&O Canal begins low alongside 19th century brick and stone buildings. This is where mules once towed canal boats that carried passengers and freight as an alternative r... More on NileGuide

Mules stopped pulling coal barges in 1924; now bikers pass locks, lockhouses, and aqueducts while looking for bald eagles. The Monocacy Aqueduct, at milepost 42.2, has just been restored to its ori... More on travelandleisure

Harpers Ferry National Historic Site contains many exhibits and museums pertaining to history , industry, John Brown, the civil war, African American history , environmental history , and tr... More on igougo