10 Things to Do in Winter at Presque Isle State Park December 19, 2024Bundle up with your boots, scarves, and gloves because it’s time to explore Presque Isle State Park in the wintertime! Although Presque Isle is mainly known for its sandy beaches, there are many ways to enjoy and explore the park’s natural beauty any time of year. Here are 10 things to do at Presque Isle that will lift your winter spirits and banish those seasonal blues. For a map of Presque Isle State Park and its trails, click here. Snowshoe on Long Pond Trail This one-mile trail follows the shoreline of Long Pond, one of the ponds within the park’s lagoon, near the entrance to the east pier. The trail is ideal for snowshoe exploration and has great opportunities to see some of the park’s wildlife population, including some very active beavers that typically cut a noticeable path through the trail near the eastern trailhead. Other snowshoe trails at the park include Pine Tree Trail and Ridge Trail. Educate and Explore at TREC Although not physically attached to Presque Isle, the Tom Ridge Environmental Center (affectionately referred to as “TREC”) is considered the gateway to Presque Isle and an introduction to how the peninsula formed more than a thousand years ago from glaciers and ice melt. This fascinating (and free) attraction features hands-on, educational exhibits, a glass-enclosed observation tower, and Presque Isle Gallery and Gifts. Spot a Snowy Owl at Gull Point The snowy owl is the largest of the North American owls and is mainly white with black and brown markings. Some snowy owls are known to migrate from their summer nests near the Arctic Circle to parts of southern Canada and the northern rim of the United States, including Presque Isle. The best place to catch a glimpse of a snowy owl is Gull Point, where they perch on land and short posts waiting for prey. To protect the ecologically fragile area, visitors must use the designated observation platform and trail. Cross-Country Ski on Fox Trail The half-mile Fox Trail is across from the Presque Isle Lighthouse, winding through wooded swamps and oak-maple trees, providing a picturesque, forested byway between the Sidewalk Trail and a portion of the Karl Boyes Multi-Purpose Trail. Other trails that are maintained for cross-country skiing include the Sidewalk Trail and Dead Pond Trail. Catch a Winter Sunset Presque Isle is known for its world-class sunsets, but in winter it’s a special sight to behold. When the sun sets on the horizon between the snow-dusted sand and the frozen lake, it’s simply breathtaking. Whether you bundle yourselves up on the beach or enjoy the coziness of your car, it is a gorgeous sight to behold. The best spot to catch this amazing show is at Sunset Point, also known as Kite Beach. Take a Brisk Hike The Karl Boyes Multi-Purpose Trail sets the perfect stage to enjoy a tranquil stroll along Presque Isle Bay, breathing in the fresh, crisp air among scenic surroundings. In winter, the trail is regularly cleared of snow from the park’s main entrance to the public safety building, so visitors can negotiate the path with ease. Drive Through Beauty with a Scenic Drive Experience the winter wonders of Presque Isle from the cozy comfort of your vehicle as you meander through the park’s 13-mile paved loop. To maintain the park’s natural condition and protect its natural inhabitants, the main road is cleared of snow but it is not treated with salt or chemicals. Wildlife Watching Presque Isle’s location on the Atlantic Flyway makes it a favorite spot for birds to stop to feed and rest on their migration across Lake Erie. More than 330 species of birds have been identified on the peninsula during the winter including geese, swans, and a wide variety of owls. There is a variety of winter wildlife found throughout the park including white-tailed deer, foxes, beavers, rabbits, and raccoons. Admire Frozen Ice Dunes Ice dunes form as a result of cold Lake Erie waters, icy temperatures, and strong winds coming together. Found on the lakeside of Presque Isle, ice dunes help to preserve the beaches and protect them from sand erosion. Ice dunes are lovely to look at, but admire them from a distance, as their extreme instability makes close encounters hazardous. Capture their splendor through a photograph so the memories last long after the dunes melt away. Ice Fishing The sheltered, frozen waters of Presque Isle Bay, Misery Bay, Horseshoe Pond, and Presque Isle Marina are great locations for ice fishing. Common catches are yellow perch, panfish, northern pike, walleye, and the occasional steelhead. Whether you’re a newcomer to the sport or seeking to upgrade your gear, Fish USA is a one-stop shop with experienced staff and an extensive selection of merchandise. Know Before You Go: Presque Isle State Park Winter Hours of Operation Open daily from 5 a.m. to sunset. Day-use areas such as trails, beaches, restrooms, and the marina close at dusk. After dusk, driving is allowed up to 9 p.m. Dog-Friendly! Presque Isle is a great place to bring your leashed furry friend along with you for a hike. Remember to do your part to help keep the park clean and pick up after them. Presque Isle State Park Main Office, inside the Tom Ridge Environmental Center November 1 – March 31: Open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday, closed Saturday and Sunday. 814-833-7424 Tom Ridge Environmental Center Hours of Operation November 1 – March 31: Open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday, closed Sunday and Monday. Presque Isle State Park Restrooms Most restrooms are closed during the off-season. Restrooms at Rotary Pavilion, Public Safety Building/Ranger Station, Perry Monument, North Pier, Niagara Boat Launch, and the Lighthouse Beach restrooms are open year-round. Presque Isle State Park Ranger Station/Public Safety Building Offering first aid, telephones, restrooms, and maps of the park. Hours vary depending on staffing. 814-833-7424 Presque Isle State Park Ice Fishing Regulations
Celebrate the Holidays in Delaware with the Newly Launched Hidden Holiday Gems Passport December 4, 2024 The Delaware Tourism Office announced today its new passport, “Delaware’s Hidden Holiday Gems,” highlighting nine unique attractions in the state celebrating the holidays this season. The passport will run from Nov. 22 to Jan. 6. “Delaware’s Hidden Holiday Gems is our office’s first short-term passport to be released,” said Jessica Welch, Director of the Delaware Tourism Office. “In light of the holiday season, we hope to attract tourists to each of Delaware’s three counties and experience what they have to offer during this special time of year.” The mobile passport, also known as a trail, will bring Delaware’s holiday magic to life as it takes travelers throughout the state with three specific destinations to stop at in each of the state’s three regions. From intricately decorated museums to festive light displays, the passport provides an itinerary for holiday travelers to find off-the-beaten-path attractions. In northern Delaware, the passport will highlight Holidays at Hagley at Hagley Museum and Library, Noël at Nemours Estate, and Holiday Magic at Riverbright Wilmington. Zoo Lights and Christmas Nights at 3 Palms Zoo, Gift of Lights at Dover Motor Speedway, and Ice Skating at Tre Sorelle Dolce will be featured in central Delaware. In southern Delaware, Santa’s House on Rehoboth Beach Boardwalk, Schellville’s Enchanted Winter Celebration, and Lewes Lights will also have stops along the trail. Once participants using the passport check in at three locations within a region, they will receive one of three randomly selected prizes. The prizes will encourage users to visit all of the locations throughout Delaware to win the three prizes available. Participants can sign up at VisitDelaware.com and gain access to the digital passport. Using location-based technology, users can “check-in” at and track locations they have visited using their phones. Delaware’s Hidden Holiday Gems passport is one of three trails currently offered by the Delaware Tourism Office. The Delaware On Tap trail takes users throughout the state to visit over 30 craft beverage locations in Delaware. Similarly, the Delaware History Trail takes users to each of Delaware’s counties with stops at historically significant locations in Delaware. “The goal of these trails is to not only promote local businesses but encourage travel to new places in Delaware that may be overlooked at first glance,” said Welch. “On the way to these attractions, tourists will see all that Delaware has to offer and explore someplace new.” The Delaware Tourism Office, a division of the Delaware Division of Small Business, promotes tourism and economic growth in Delaware. For more information, visit the official Delaware Tourism website at www.visitdelaware.com or call toll-free at 866-284-7483.
Best Brunch in Erie: A Foodie’s Guide November 21, 2024 In Erie, the best brunch experiences are more than just meals—they’re a vibe, where every plate sets the mood and every bite tells a story. Wherever your brunch persona leads you, bold, classic, international, or others, the Erie region has the best brunch suggestions to satisfy every craving. The Classic Comfort Seeker: If familiar tastes evoke fond memories and make your mouth water, have a seat inside Two45 Waterfront Grille at the Sheraton Erie Bayfront Hotel and order a sweet, savory Southern comfort food classic, Fried Chicken and Waffles. Your brunch at this waterfront restaurant pairs beautifully with stunning floor-to-ceiling waterfront views of Presque Isle Bay and a contemporary, nautical theme honoring Erie’s maritime history. Brunch is served Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Brunch Bite: Executive Chef Rachel Goddard recommends ordering Two45’s spicy Bloody Mary to pair with the dish, as its bold, tangy heat cuts through the richness of the crispy chicken and balances the sweetness of the waffles. The Bold Foodie: Fearless in the face of flavor, it’s bold, innovative brunch dishes that push culinary boundaries for you. At The Cork 1794 in the West Erie Plaza, brunch is served amidst a sophisticated atmosphere with plush seating and a view of the lively open kitchen. The Breakfast Egg Strata is a savory baked egg dish filled with wild mushrooms, slab bacon, fresh spinach, crumbled feta, and golden baguette pieces, creating a flavor complexity that’s anything but ordinary. Brunch is served Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Brunch Bite: General Manager Greg Jones suggests pairing your strata with The Cork’s Apple Cider Mimosa, a bright and refreshing contrast to the strata’s rich, savory flavors. The Sweet Tooth Searcher: For the bruncher with a penchant for indulgence, satisfaction lies in the unapologetic decadence of Oliver’s Rooftop’s Bananas Foster Brioche French Toast, a sweet masterpiece of buttery rum sauce, caramelized bananas, candied pecans, whipped cream, and a touch of powdered sugar. Perched atop the eight-story Hampton Inn & Suites Erie Bayfront, Oliver’s elevated experience boasts sweeping views of Presque Isle State Park and Lake Erie. Brunch is served on Sundays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Brunch Bite: General Manager Todd Young prefers to pair this dish with Oliver’s Bayfront Flip cocktail. Crafted with Buffalo Trace bourbon cream, Kahlua, walnut bitters, nutmeg, and a whole egg, it’s the perfect complement. (Photo credit: Hannah Ziccardi) The Social Sipper: For you, brunch is all about good company and clinking glasses. At Luminary Distilling, Eatery, Fuhrman’s Cider, their Bloody Mary flight featuring house-made spirits is an ideal way to raise a delicious glass. The flight includes the Bloody Snapper with Summit Dry Gin, Bloody Derby with Rye Whiskey, Bloody Maria with 814 Agave, and the classic Bloody Mary with Gem City Vodka. Luminary presents small-batch spirits, fresh-pressed cider, baked goods, and gastropub dining in a rustic, modern-chic space. Brunch is served on Sundays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Brunch Bite: Owners Joel and Maria suggest the Prime Rib Omelet as an ideal match for a Bloody Mary flight, as its savory ingredients perfectly complement the bold, tangy kick of the cocktails. The Global Bruncher: For those who crave international flavors, Julius serves up Erie’s finest brunch with a Mexican twist, all within the walls of one of the city’s most historic buildings. Built in 1890 as the Erie Maennerchor Club, the space combines old-world elegance with modern functionality, highlighted by ornate brickwork, wooden beams, and decorative cornices. Sunday brunch is an explosion of traditional Mexican dishes such as Huevos al Albañil (poached eggs with tomatillo sauce and cactus) and Pastel Azteca (tortilla and chicken casserole). Brunch is served from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and is a prix fixe (fixed price) menu. Brunch Bite: Owner Julio Reyes recommends pairing brunch with a Bloody Maria Sangrona, a classic Bloody Mary blended with Mexican flavors, served with tequila reposado (aged tequila). The Health-Conscious Guru: Enjoying a nutrient-packed, fresh brunch while staying mindful of wellness is easy at Bay House Oyster Bar & Restaurant. Their Avocado Toast, layered with egg, bruschetta, and goat cheese, offers a delicious alternative to heavier dishes. Plus, you’ll savor it in a modern, chic setting with expansive waterfront vistas. Add gluten-friendly bread, fresh fruit, or smoked salmon for an even healthier choice. Brunch is served on Sundays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Brunch Bite: Owner John Melody says the second-floor mezzanine offers the best seats in the house, elevating the already stunning views of Presque Isle Bay to a whole new level.
Holiday Events in Erie, Pennsylvania – 2024 November 6, 2024The holidays bring people together to celebrate the true spirit of the season and be surrounded by those who mean the most to us. During this special time of the year, the Erie region hosts many festive events, from dazzling light displays to heart-warming performances. This is a sprinkling of holiday events taking place in the Erie region. Visit our full events calendar for complete listings. Broadway in Erie presents: Elf The Musical Dates: Tuesday-Wednesday, November 12 – 13 Location: Warner Theatre Times: 7:30 – 10:30 p.m. Admission: Starting at $44 The hilarious modern Christmas classic about Buddy, a young orphan child who mistakenly crawls into Santa’s bag of gifts and is transported back to the North Pole. With Santa’s permission, Buddy embarks on a journey to New York City to find his birth father, discover his true identity, and help New York remember the true meaning of Christmas. The 40th Annual Festival of Trees Dates: Friday through Sunday, November 29 – December 1 Location: Bayfront Convention Center Times: Friday 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Sunday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission: $10 per person, children 12 and under $7 This year’s festival features a gallery of uniquely decorated trees and local entertainment. New this year is a petting zoo on Friday from noon to 5 p.m. and live reindeer on Saturday and Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. Enjoy holiday displays and rooms from Santa’s castle. Port Farms Country Christmas at the Farm Dates: Wednesday through Sunday, November 29-December 22 Location: Port Farms Time: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission: General admission is free. Some activities such as horse-drawn rides are a la carte. Enjoy horse-drawn sleigh, wagon, or carriage rides throughout Port Farms’ scenic tree plantation, or shop for holiday décor, handmade wreaths, and Christmas trees (pre-cut or self-cut). The events barn (Santa’s Workshop) is open Saturday and Sunday from Noon to 3 p.m. and features live music (1-4 p.m.), holiday food and drink specials, crafts, and cookie decorating. The Magical Polar Experience Date: Friday, November 29 Location: Warner Theatre Time: 7 p.m. Admission: Starting at $32 per person An interactive holiday movie experience unlike any other! Upon arrival, guests are greeted by musicians, a conductor, and stowaways. Attendees are encouraged to come dressed in pajamas. The event includes a full presentation of The Polar Express, live musical performances, dancers and ballerinas, the Northern Lights, a visit from Santa, and photo opportunities. Magical goodie bags are also available for $25 each. A Magical Motown Christmas Date: Saturday, November 30 Location: Warner Theatre Time: 7:30 p.m. Admission: Starting at $21.75 A journey through Motown’s best including The Temptations, The Jackson Five, Diana Ross & The Supremes, The Four Tops, Aretha Franklin, Smokey Robinson, with a special set dedicated to Christmas favorites! Asbury Woods Winter Wonderland Dates: December 1-30 (except December 24, 25 and 31) Location: Asbury Woods Nature Center Time: Daily from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Admission: Free. A suggested donation of $5 per person is appreciated. Bundle up for a peaceful evening stroll along the boardwalk trail where holiday lights will twinkle in the woods and wetlands for approximately 1/3 of a mile. The Nature Center, a holiday-themed model train display, and an expanded gift shop will be open for guests featuring specially crafted holiday gifts made by local artisans. A Nostalgic Night with Macauley Culkin and screening of Home Alone Date: Sunday, December 1 Location: Warner Theatre Time: 6:30 p.m. Admission: Starting at $39 Watch the timeless classic, Home Alone, followed by an exclusive moderated interview and Q&A audience with the film’s star, Macaulay Culkin (Kevin McCallister). Relive the iconic scenes and heartwarming moments and then dive deep into the behind-the-scenes stories and insights with Macaulay Culkin to hear about his experiences on set, his favorite memories from filming, and his take on why this movie has become such a beloved holiday classic. Downtown D’Lights Date: Friday, December 6 Location: Perry Square, Downtown Erie Time: 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Admission: Free. Join Santa, Mrs. Claus, and Erie Mayor Joe Schember as they light up Perry Square in an incredible display of lights and decorations, including an enormous holiday tree! This family-friendly event features holiday music, holiday vendor village shops, a live cut tree and wreath sale, hot chocolate, and sweet treats. Victorian Holidays Dates: Friday through Sunday, December 6 – 8 Location: Watson-Curtze Mansion Times: Friday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday Noon to 5 p.m. Admission: $6 per person, children 6 and under are free Guests can enjoy self-guided tours of the historic Watson-Curtze Mansion, beautifully decorated inside and out for the holiday season. Choruses and live music will perform throughout the weekend, with a special visit from Santa on Sunday. Regular admission rates resume Tuesday, December 10, and decorations will remain up until January 6. Presque Isle Lights Dates: Friday through Sunday, December 6-29 Location: Presque Isle State Park Time: 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. (weather dependent) Admission: Free. A suggested $5 donation per vehicle is appreciated. Presque Isle State Park’s natural beauty combined with a multitude of colorful lights and displays makes for a truly unique holiday drive-thru experience. Several areas will be decorated including the Presque Isle Lighthouse, Stull Interpretive Center, Ranger Station, and Waterworks Beach/Rotary Pavilion. The Erie Philharmonic presents “Come Home for the Holidays” Date: Saturday, December 7 Location: Warner Theater Times: Saturday at 3 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Admission: Ticket prices vary. The holiday season is a time for joy, celebration, and music—and the annual Philharmonic holiday concert delivers all three. With special guests, the Erie Philharmonic Chorus, and ballet dancers, the Warner Theatre will be filled with the festive sounds of the season. The 34th Annual “Christmas Memories” Dates: December 4 – 22 Location: Erie Station Dinner Theatre Times: Wednesday Noon (Dec. 4 and 11), Saturday 5:30 p.m., and Sunday 2:30 p.m. Admission: Adults $48, Seniors (65 and up) and Students $42, Children ages 6-11 $28 Ring in the holidays with this heartwarming musical where the true meaning of Christmas is always celebrated. Join the Holiday Harmony Singers, sing along to traditional holiday favorites, and share a bountiful meal served family style. Jim Brickman “Comfort & Joy” Holiday Concert Date: Tuesday, December 10 Location: Warner Theatre Time: 7:30 p.m. Admission: Starting at $48.50 With special guests Anne Cochran & Young Original. This year’s tour promises to be a spectacular celebration of all things Christmas. Audiences can expect a captivating blend of Brickman’s original holiday classics, along with beloved seasonal favorites. From enchanting instrumentals to heartwarming vocal performances, each show will be a unique and unforgettable experience. Nutcracker at the Warner Dates: Saturday and Sunday, December 21-22 Location: Warner Theatre Times: Saturday 7 p.m., Sunday 2 p.m. Admission: Starting at $35 The Lake Erie Ballet Company has created a reimagined and enchanting performance of The Nutcracker, through a community collaboration of multiple dance companies. The Nutcracker is a masterpiece that seamlessly blends art, music, and dance, creating an unforgettable holiday experience.
Eden Town Brewing Company Breaks Ground in Caroline County October 31, 2024Construction is officially underway on Caroline County’s first brewery. Located in the heart of Denton, this 8,000+ square foot facility will feature a tap room, event space, and a beer production area. Owners and local residents, Matt and Sarah Dahl, are thrilled to introduce this new venture. “We’re hoping to create a place where people can bring their families and have a good time,” says Matt. “We love living here and we look at this as making an investment in the future of our community.” Located at the corner of 8th and Gay Streets, Eden Town Brewing will occupy the site of the former Nuttle Lumber warehouse. The property’s previous owner, J.D. Neal, expressed his enthusiasm for the project as a way to revitalize the area around the brewery. “When Matt and Sarah approached me about buying the property, they told me what they had in mind for it, and I thought it would be a great thing for Denton.” The brewery’s plans include a large outdoor space designed to host live music and special events. The owners intend to partner with a local restaurant or food truck to provide food on site. “Our kids are excited to be starting a family business,” said Sarah. “Our older son James is already looking forward to working there in the summers, and our younger son Luke likes to wear his Eden Town hat and give them out to his friends. It’s been fun already, to have them involved in the process.” For more information about Eden Town Brewing and to follow along with the progress, visit www.edentownbrewing.com or follow on social media @edentownbrewing.
8 Must-Visit Fall Festivals in Caroline County, Maryland October 11, 2024 As the leaves turn golden and the crisp fall air sweeps across the Eastern Shore, Caroline County, Maryland, transforms into a hub of seasonal celebrations. From harvest festivals to cultural events, this hidden gem is the perfect place to embrace the beauty of autumn. Here are eight fall festivals in Caroline County that you won’t want to miss! JZ Farms Fall Fest and Pumpkin Patch Date: September through November 11, 2024Location: Federalsburg, MDEnjoy over 20 activities for children of all ages. Including a 10 acre corn maze celebrating 75 years of Peanuts, a kids corn maze, u-pick pumpkin and sunflower patch, 2 jumping pillows, Barnyard slingshot, Corn bin basketball, farm animals, Farmersville (featuring 13 playhouses), a ropes course, tire playground and so much more!Don’t Miss: The corn maze is open during the evening, bring your flashlights and try for yourself Bartenfelder Farms Date: October 11-26, 2024Location: Preston, MDCome out to the farm for another great and haunted time. Enjoy the haunted hayride and haunted corn maze, a thrilling experience for all ages. The fun doesn’t stop there as you can expect a variety of food trucks, and sweet treats each nightDon’t miss: Fun day at the farm on October 18th will feature pumpkin painting and carving, Halloween crafts, pony rides, and u-pick pumpkins and gourds. Redemption Farms Fall Fest & Farm Tour Date: October 12, 2024Location: Denton, MDJoin us for a fun-filled day at Redemption Farms! Explore the beauty of autumn with pick-your-own pumpkins and apples, perfect for seasonal decorating or tasty treats. Enjoy a self-guided farm tour to see how everything grows and discover even more activities for the whole family. Mark your calendars and bring your family and friends for an unforgettable experience in the heart of fall season. Ridgely Fall Festival Date: October 12, 2024Location: Ridgely, MDGear up for a day of affordable family fun, promoting fire prevention/safety month and supporting the Ridgely Volunteer Fire Department. Featuring bounce houses, kid’s games, music, first responder demonstrations, fire engine display, and plenty of food and rink available for purchase.Don’t Miss: Our special Queens contest to see who will be crowned as RVFD ambassador Hallowdaze Date: October 19, 2024Location: Preston, MDThis festival is worth the drive as the town of Preston again has Hallowdaze! This day comes filled with Halloween inspired events and activities. Shop our local vendors market, enjoy arts and crafts, corn hole, bounce houses and plenty of treats. Wear your best costume to enter the contest and earn prizes.Don’t Miss: A live performance by the KG Band; a classic rock band with little funk and country too! Spooktacular Fall Fest Date: October 25, 2024Location: Denton, MDJoin us for spine-tingling evening of family fun at our Spooktacular Fall Fest! This free event features music, and mesmerizing special effects. Indulge in delicious Halloween treats and wear your best costume for a tent-or-treat contest.Don’t Miss: The all-new haunted house and tour! Trick Trunk or Treat at the Mill Date: October 27, 2024Location: Preston, MDJoin in on the family friendly fun at the historic Linchester Mill. Trick Trunk or Treat, this annual event is sure to be exciting for all. Grab sweet treats from decorated trunks, enter as an individual or family to compete in the costume contest. Food trucks and local vendors will also be on hand and music all evening by DJ Mark Stivers.Don’t Miss: A haunted trail along the Harriet Tubman trail at the mill and tarot readings. Fall Fest Downtown Denton Main Street Date: October 30, 2024Location: Denton, MDDenton’s historic downtown comes alive during this vibrant fall celebration. Enjoy shopping with local vendors, live music, and food trucks offering delicious fall flavors. The event is a great opportunity to explore the local shops and boutiques while enjoying the festive atmosphere.Don’t Miss: The costume contest and pumpkin painting! With an array of fall festivals that celebrate the rich agricultural history and vibrant community spirit, Caroline County offers something for everyone. Whether you’re into hands on farm experiences, live music, or exploring the great outdoors, there’s a fall event here that’s sure to make your autumn season unforgettable. Pack your bags, bring your sense of adventure, and get ready to experience all that Caroline County has to offer this fall! Feel free to personalize this itinerary with more local lodging options or dining experiences to make your visit even more memorable!