The Ultimate Maryland Bucket List Is Right Here

So, you love living in Maryland but how many of these fun activities have you done? Previously, we shared these 26 places to see in Maryland before you die, but today we’re focusing on Maryland experiences. From fabulous feasts to exciting excursions, here is the ultimate bucket list of unique Maryland experiences. How many have you done?

Have a crab feast.

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While you’re at it, try ALL of Maryland’s iconic foods.

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Ride the uniquely fun Mountain Coaster.

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View the picturesque mountainside on the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad.

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See bald eagles in action at the Conowingo Dam.

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Ride the Capital Wheel.

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Take a dip in the Atlantic Ocean.

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And the Chesapeake Bay.

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Drive across the infamous Chesapeake Bay Bridge.

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Read a book at the breathtaking George Peabody Library.

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Take a stroll through the historic Green Mount Cemetery.

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Complete the entire Maryland Ice Cream Trail.

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Experience the phenomenon of Spook Hill.

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Take a Spirit Cruise at the Inner Harbor.

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Have fun learning about the bay at the Calvert Marine Museum.

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Visit the wildly whimsical American Visionary Art Museum.

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Explore undersea worlds at the National Aquarium.

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Stay the night Maple Tree Campground’s Hobbit House.

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View the festive lights at Baltimore’s 34th Street.

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Get medieval at the Maryland Renaissance Festival.

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Anything you would add to this Maryland bucket list full of fun activities? Remember, you can visit our list of places to see in Maryland before you die here. Feeling up to a food challenge? Eat your way through our crabby bucket list. With so much to do in the Old Line State, you may want to get started as soon as possible. 🙂