Things To Do in Oakland, Maryland

In 1969, the Garrett County Historical Society opened this museum, which explores the history of the area. ... More on Heritage

Gentleman staffing museum during our visit was quite nice and very knowledgeable about the contents of th... More on Yahoo! Travel

This course's front nine is hilly compared to its back nine. The large greens are very fast. Four ponds come into play on the front nine, while one pond and two ditches come into play on the back n... More on Golf.com

Well maintained, friendly staff and beautiful scenery. More on golflink.com

Evening Breeze Golf Course is a 9-hole par 3 golf course in Deer Park, Maryland. This 3 par layout provides for a fun golf experience for golfers of all skill levels. Difficulty level of the course is unknown at this time, but will ... More on TheGolfCourses.net

The Garrett County Historical Society Museum houses local history exhibits such as early mining tools, Native ... More on PlanetWare

Inscription. The domed building on the hill to your right is the Garrett County Courthouse. Built in 1907 in a classical Greek style and designed by Architect J. Riley Gordon, this is the second building in Oakland to be called the ... More on HMDB

This mountain park is located nine miles north of Oakland, Maryland and contains some of Maryland's most br... More on marylandstateparks.org

River gorges, rushing rapids, and a 53-foot waterfall conjure up images of the wild west, but you can trave... More on igougo

An 1884 train station restored to its original Queen Anne-style splendor. Considered one of the most distin... More on Search.visitmaryland.org

Small station, restoration ongoing. Pleasant. No admission. Locally produced, well-made crafts for sale, lo... More on Yahoo! Travel

Inscription. George Washington stopped here Sept. 26, 1784 on his trip to determine a feasible passage between the Potomac and the Ohio for a canal or easy portage between these rivers as a passage to western territory. , Erected ... More on HMDB

Inscription. The large stone fireplace that now stands like a sentinel along the railroad tracks is a solitary reminder of Oakland's colorful hey-day. In the late 1800s the area from here to the B&O station was a virtual beehive of ... More on HMDB

Inscription. (Named for an early pioneer.) The first trail through The Glades passed near this point. George Washington on his visit here in September 1784, wrote of it: “McCullochs Path which owes its origin to buffaloes, being ... More on HMDB