TRAVEL GUIDE
A Weekend on Maryland’s Eastern Shore
Featuring majestic waterfront vistas and a distinct sporting heritage, a weekend on Maryland’s Eastern Shore is the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city living.
A Weekend on Maryland’s Eastern Shore
Roughly two hours east of Washington, D.C. on the southern tip of the Delmarva Peninsula lies Maryland’s Eastern Shore, one of the Mid-Atlantic’s most iconic destinations.
Maryland’s Eastern Shore is rife with history, abundant natural beauty, and a distinct sporting culture that honor the land and historic waters in which it inhabits.
For those who seek a long weekend respite from the hustle of daily urban living, Maryland’s Eastern Shore offers an experience like none other.
In the Spring, Maryland’s Eastern Shore awakens from the chill of Winter with the call of quail and pheasant, which attract sporting enthusiasts from across the Mid-Atlantic. In the Fall, as the weather turns, Maryland’s Eastern Shore is ablaze with activity as oyster and crab season hits its peak. The annual Waterfowl Festival, held each November in Easton, Maryland, offers a unique opportunity to experience the distinct culture of Maryland’s Eastern Shore.
From charming hotels and inns to world-class restaurants and breweries, Maryland’s Eastern Shore presents a unique opportunity to rest and relax.
The Inn at Perry Cabin of Saint Michaels, Maryland. Image courtesy of The Inn at Perry Cabin.
SAINT MICHAELS, MARYLAND
The Inn at Perry Cabin
In the town of Saint Michaels, Maryland, The Inn at Perry Cabin offers one of the Mid-Atlantic’s premier waterfront destinations. Located on banks of the Miles River, The Inn at Perry Cabin offers direct access to the Chesapeake Bay, a world-class spa, tennis courts, and a links-style golf course designed by Pete Dye.
RaR Brewing in Cambridge, Maryland. Image courtesy of RaR Brewing.
CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND
RaR Brewing
Located in 80-year-old former pool hall and bowling alley in Cambridge, Maryland, RaR Brewing produces well-balanced American-style beer. Their 46-seat taproom sports a handcrafted Cedar bar top along with multiple Red Oak tables supported with artwork from local artists. RaR Brewing’s most popular beer, Nanticoke Nectar, is an American-style IPA with hints of citrus and pine.
Ruse in Saint Michaels, Maryland. Image courtesy of The Wildset Hotel.
SAINT MICHAELS, MARYLAND
Ruse
Located in the historic waterfront town of Saint Michaels, Maryland, Ruse embraces the unique history of “the town that fooled the British” while offering a fresh take on local cuisine. Located in The Wildset Hotel, Ruse features an innovative raw bar featuring oysters and shellfish, as well as a diverse beverage list featuring small batch beer, wine, and spirits.
The Waterfowl Festival in Easton, Maryland. Image courtesy of the Talbot County Department of Economic Development and Tourism.
EASTON, MARYLAND
The Waterfowl Festival
Over the past dive decades, the annual Waterfowl Festival in Easton, Maryland has become a tradition that means many things to many people. For locals it’s an annual homecoming and for visitors it’s an Eastern Shore weekend escape. Each Fall, the Waterfowl Festival showcases the very best of the Eastern Shore’s sporting culture and heritage, including local artists, sporting contests, and love entertainment.
The Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museums in Saint Michaels, Maryland. Image courtesy of The Inn at Perry Cabin.
SAINT MICHAELS, MARYLAND
The Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum
Established in 1965, the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum in Saint Michaels, Maryland explores the history, environment, and culture of the Chesapeake Bay region. In their working shipyard, The Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum features a staggering collection of historic Chesapeake Bay watercraft, including crabbing skiffs, workboats, and log canoes.
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