1. Visit the Eastern Shore

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It's a hidden gem that mostly just gets driven by when people leave their homes to go visit Ocean City, but it's a beautiful piece of country that shows you so much of the beautiful Chesapeake Bay and the heart and soul of Maryland.

2. Go to an Os game

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Who doesn't want to HIT up (pun intended) a baseball game on literally any night of the week? If you come to Maryland you HAVE to have the Birdland experience. Oriole Park at Camden Yards is the best lookin' ballpark in the entire major league, so even if you're not a huge fan of baseball, you have to go to a game and see the wonder that is OPACY because I promise you it will not disappoint.

3. Visit the Inner Harbor

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Who wouldn't want to stop by the cute little shops and pick up some Maryland flag gear? The answer is no one. It also features a two-story Barnes & Nobles and numerous eateries including Shake Shake (yassss). Plus, we have the NATIONAL Aquarium, so keep that fun fact in mind.

4. Adventure in Gunpowder Falls State Park

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A couple different paths to hike, a swimming hole, scenic views, and a simple trail even for beginners? What could you not love about this very simplistic, yet very popular gem that's perfect for summer days?

5. Eat crabs

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There is honestly nothing better. Steamed crabs, soft crabs, crab cakes, crab soup, the possibilities are endless. It's summertime which means it's crab season, so get your Old Bay, mallets and knives, and cover up any little cuts on your hands because it's time to dig in to some much loved crab.