 | Maryland: An Explorer's Guide
Leonard M. Adkins
Author Leonard Adkins has combed the state for the best of the best- and least-known attractions in this completely updated guide to Maryland. Explore unpretentious fishing villages on the Eastern Shore where time has stood stillor at least slowed down considerably; wander through 17th- and 18th-century mansions, mines, and mills of the southern region; lose yourself in the wilds of Maryland's northwestern mountains and rivers; and take in some of the finest museums, shops, and cultural centers in the bustling urban hubs and historic villages.
This comprehensive guide offers refreshingly opinionated recommendations for places to eat, stay, and visit that accommodate every travel style and budget. Thirty-four detailed maps and an alphabetical What's Where subject guide aid in travel planning. Hundreds of dining reviews tell you where to find the quintessential crab feast or the finest five-star restaurant, as well as inns, B&Bs, hotels, and vacation cottages.
Features include:
Hundreds of dining and lodging reviews, from soft-shell crabs to four-star cuisine
Opinionated listings of inns, B&Bs, hotels, and vacation cottages
15 up-to-date regional and downtown maps
An alphabetical "what's where" guide for trip planning
Handy icons point out places that offer best value, cater to families, welcome pets, and provide handicapped access
Calendar guides to annual events and celebrations

$19.95 (Can. $26.00)
0-88150-669-9
6 x 9, 472 pages, Paperback, 75 black & white photographs
23 maps, Index
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