The Pocomoke River and its watershed make up the ultimate playground for outdoor enthusiasts on Maryland’s Lower Eastern Shore. The Pocomoke is the perfect backdrop for camping, fishing, paddling, hunting, birding, hiking, and even mountain biking. 

There’s now a sweeter way to explore trails on Maryland’s Eastern Shore - lace up your boots and start hiking the Maryland Ice Cream Trail. No, it’s not an actual trail paved with sprinkles or even a rocky road (see what we did there?😉). The Maryland Ice Cream Trail ties together 14 dairy farms from the mountains to the beach that produce their own farm-fresh, Maryland-made ice cream.

Get inspired to celebrate National Bike Month by attending community biking events and exploring new bike paths on Delmarva.

Not sure whether or not you want to visit Assateague, Maryland or Assateague, Virginia? We’re here to break it all down so you can decide.

A large, new trail system is well underway just outside of Berlin, MD. his new tract of land currently has 12 miles of trails to explore.

This article was originally written by Laura Scharle (Creator of Delmarva Trails & Waterways) for the Delmarva Courier newspaper. The...

This article was originally written by Laura Scharle (Creator of Delmarva Trails & Waterways) for the Ocean Pines Courier newspaper. In...

The Nature Conservancy refers to it as “one of the last pieces of true wilderness on the East Coast,” and there is no doubt in my mind that

It’s no secret that the Eastern Shore of Maryland is an outdoorsman's paradise and a place of exceptional beauty and powerful history lesson

The Eastern Shore of Maryland is famous for many things—crabs, boating, history—but hiking is not usually something most people think about

The community of Ocean Pines, Maryland, located a stone's throw from Ocean City, may just appear to be a large, residential neighborhood...