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Chesapeake Country National Scenic Byway

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Whether you are on your way to the beach or just taking a drive to admire the beautiful Bay, the Chesapeake Wine Trail will lead you through one of the most scenic and charming parts of the state. East of the Chesapeake Bay, Maryland’s Eastern Shore is abundant with seafood, beaches, wildlife and history, and now a beautiful—and delicious—wine trail.

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Now That Spring is Here, It's Time to Get Outside!

"Pecometh Day!" Tours, Games, Music, Hayrides, Food & Exhibits. Saturday, April 27th, 11AM-3PM. Camp Pecometh, Centreville. For more information, call (410)556-6900, email richelle@pecometh.org, or visit www.pecometh.org

"Galena Dogwood Festival, Georgetown Re-enactment & Dance!" May 3rd - May 5th. Galena/Georgetown. Dance, dinner, lecture & fireworks on Friday, War of 1812 themed Festival on Saturday, Re-enactment of the British's burning of Georgetown, featuring the Legendary Kitty Knight on Sunday. Visit kentcounty1812.org for more information.

"House and Garden Tour." Saturday, May 18th. 10AM - 4PM. Chesapeake City. For more information, please call (410) 885-2330 or visit www.chesapeakecity.com""""

►	Maryland’s first nationally designated scenic byway
►	Working landscapes and waterfronts
►	Historic town centers
►	Pristine natural areas
►	Historic main streets
►	Fish from a nearby pier
►	Hike - Bike - Paddle
►	Beauty - Tranquility
►	History - Traditions

	Cecil County	Kent County	Queen Annes County	Chesapeake Bay Gateways Network	War of 1812

Funded in part by the Federal Highway Administration,
Cecil County, Kent County, and Queen Anne’s County.