So many charming small towns in Maryland, so little time. If you’re a lover of nature, then deciding which small town to visit is easy. The following spot is teeny and boasts some of the most beautiful and historic views in the state. Prepare to feast your eyes on the tiny town in Maryland completely surround by nature.
Oldtown is a quiet community nestled next to the West Virginia line. With a population of only 86 residents, things remain peaceful and pleasant.
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The historic Chesapeake & Ohio Canal runs right through the town, offering gorgeous views you can’t help but explore.
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Stroll past perfectly arched aqueducts…
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And rustic bridges that look like they’re straight out of a fairytale.
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History buffs will especially love this place. Old homes from the past are scattered throughout the area, offering tidbits about Maryland’s yesteryears.
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Saunter a bit further down the canal…
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And you’ll find the enchanting (and allegedly haunted) Paw Paw Tunnel.
Flickr / Nicolas Raymond To read our previous article all about Paw Paw Tunnel’s past, click here.
Oldtown is worth exploring at least once in your lifetime, although we recommend visiting in spring and especially autumn.
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Have you explored Oldtown, Maryland? You may also enjoy perusing Thurmont, another town surrounded by nature in Maryland.
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To read our previous article all about Paw Paw Tunnel’s past, click here.
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