- Our list of the best things to do in Grantsville, Maryland, features the top 51 nearby activities — including 28 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Grantsville, MD has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Outdoor Places, Museums & Galleries, Entertainment & Shows, and Sights & Landmarks.
- The results below include the top 3 things to do within the city of Grantsville, MD , followed by 48 popular activities in nearby cities, including Cumberland, Oakland, Ohiopyle and Farmington
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In Riverside Park, Greene St., Cumberland, MD
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George Washington's Headquarters is near the Marriott Fairfield and located across Wills Creek from the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad station. There is an audio that anyone can play which explains about the cabin and how it was used before.
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Swallow Falls State Park is home to the Muddy Creek Falls which are the highest free falling waterfalls in the state as well as a number of centuries old Hemlock trees.
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Gordon-Roberts House is a historic restored home that has Victorian furnishings. They start the tour with tea and pastries. They also have a gift shop at the end of the tour.
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Tourists visiting the Gordon-Roberts House will learn a lot about the history of Cumberland and its surrounding areas. This historical home features antique furnishings such as a courting couch, four poster bed and organ. Tea is also served.
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104 Washington St., Cumberland, MD
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Housed in a Colonial style mansion, C. William Gilchrist Museum of the Arts has been beautifully restored and made open to the public. Along with a large art collection, the museum includes an art library, botanical garden and meeting rooms.
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31 Washington Street, Cumberland, MD 21502
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The Allegany County Library System has a trove of books, movies, music, ebooks, audiobooks and periodicals and all are easily searchable. They also have special features like computer classes for adults, book clubs and special art events.
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At the bottom of the railway depot is the Cumberland Visitor Center. The first floor is the visitor center and C&O Canal National Park museum, and on the second floor is the lobby for the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad.
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Western Maryland Scenic Railroad is a heritage railroad which operates between Cumberland and Frostburg offering scenic train rides to passengers with the help of their steam and diesel locomotives.
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With flashlights, visitors can explore the brick tunnels of C&O Canal Towpath. Other structures that can be seen in the canal include lift locks, lock houses, feeder dams, waste weirs, and culverts.
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The Allegany Museum is a two-floor building that showcases items and images from the time before the Indians to the modern era. They have some rare artifacts, displays, and collections.