Home to 53-foot Muddy Creek Falls and several smaller waterfalls, what is now Swallow Falls State Park was a favorite campsite of Thomas Edison, Henry Ford, and Harvey Firestone.
When it was built in 1811-13 for the National Road, the Casselman River Bridge was the longest single-span bridge in the United States.
A popular destination for water-skiing, boating and other aquatic sports, Deep Creek Lake covers nearly 4000 acres and has a shoreline of 65 miles!
Museum has a nice collection of antique cars and boats. An interesting visit if you're in the Oakland area.
One of the largest candy selections you'll ever see plus a nice assortment of fruits, vegetables, meats and cheeses.
Built in 1850, this 3,118-foot long tunnel carried the C&O Canal under a series of ridges and allowed it to bypass six miles of bends along the nearby Potomac River.
An really impressive look at how a mountain is made. Unfortunately, the rest stop is closed now. However, the view is amazing on a clear day.
There are a number of great scenic overlooks in this forest including by the visitor center, on Green Ridge Road, and Carrol Road.
