Family Things To Do in Wye Mills, Maryland

There is a large parking area at the ramp, but it fills up early in the day. More on TripAdvisor

Inscription. Out of hundreds of mills on the East Coast in colonial times, only a few survive, and fewer still operate. As the oldest working mill in Maryland (1682), the flour producing “grist” mill in front of you has ... More on HMDB

Inscription. The Baltimore Sun declared the Wye Oak “a symbol of all that is noble in ancient and honored trees, a battered giant from out of the mists of history which still resides among us.”, At approximately 450 years ... More on HMDB

Inscription. The largest white oak in the United States. Estimated to be 400 years old (1940). Deeded to the state of Maryland Sept. 20, 1939, and made a state park. , Erected 1940 by State Roads Commission of Maryland. , Location. ... More on HMDB

Privately owned and farmed for more than 300 years, the island's 2,800 acres are managed for agrucultural waterfowl populations and native wildlife. ... More on Search.visitmaryland.org

Inscription. The frame section of the structure dates to circa 1708 and is consistent with other Maryland c... More on HMDB

Tours by appointment. First courthouse in county, a ... More on Yahoo! Travel

To reach the start at Terrapin Nature Park, from Annapolis, take US Hwy. 50 east to exit 37 (the first exit after crossing the Chesapeake Bay Bridge) and turn left onto MD Route 8. Follow Route 8 t... More on TrailLink.com

The trail is great for families and older people. More on TrailLink.com

While you are visiting the Eastern Shore, don't forget to drop in and visit our wonderful ... More on TripAdvisor

my mom and I were out shopping today and so we stopped in to the amish market the people in there were dres... More on TripAdvisor

The Easton Rail-Trail runs from Idlewild Avenue in the heart of Easton to Tanyard Branch. The initial 2.5-mile paved segment of the trail was completed in 1998. This existing segment connects Idlew... More on TrailLink.com

If you eat at one of the excellent Easton restaurants, like the Bartlett Pear Inn, the Tidewater Inn, or the Peacock at the Inn at 202 Dover, then you'll need to traverse the trail several times ... More on TrailLink.com