Now that the fall season is upon us, it’s the perfect time to take advantage of the natural beauty Maryland has to offer. Our state is lucky to be positioned near a plethora of state and national parks, scenic byways, and forested attractions that are perfect for taking in the colorful fall foliage. The first day of fall kicked off the Maryland Department of Commerce Office of Tourism's Open Roads Campaign, highlighting the state’s scenic byways and points of interest.

This season brings the opportunity to go out on a limb and visit some of these can’t miss fall foliage attractions in your area.

The first stop on this “un-be-leaf-able” road trip is located around Deep Creek, in Garrett County. The leaves in far Western Maryland typically start turning earlier in the season, as Garrett County holds its annual Autumn Glory Festival to highlight the beautiful foliage in the area. The festival is still being held this year, but without the typical parade in order to keep the event socially distanced. Find out more here.

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