Maryland may be best known for the Eastern Shore and delicious crabs, but don’t miss the chance to see Maryland shine at peak fall foliage time! From the C&O Canal to Seneca State Park, Maryland has attractive places to take in the fall viewing of leaves changing colors.
Maryland’s color changes tend to peak in mid- to late-October, so make your plans to take full advantage of the beauty. Here are our picks for the best places to see fall foliage in Maryland!
Related: The Ultimate Fall Fun In Maryland Guide!
Pro tip: Peak leaf peepin’ tends to be mid-October in Western Maryland (Garrett and Allegany Counties) and then spreads East across the state. So, don’t despair if you miss peak bloom at Deep Creek. There are loads of great places in Eastern Maryland and the Eastern Shore that won’t reach peak bloom until the first week of November!