Maryland affords a rich variety of natural places for residents and visitors to enjoy, from the Chesapeake shores through expansive Piedmont farmland to the Appalachian Plateau. And whether you're headed to the seashore or the mountains, there are few better ways to experience these landscapes than on foot. With its excellent system of public lands―including national parks, state parks and forests, and even privately owned tracts open to the public―Maryland offers ample opportunities for hikers to find easy walks, challenging trails, and outstanding views.
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