I went on a hike here and it was great! The trails are really scenic and some have spots over…read morewater. The only thing is that some points of the trail kick up lots of 'dust/dirt' or the grass clippings are flying around which can be 'chokey'. But I recommend the nature center (which has bathrooms before the hike) and cool things to look at. This place is worth the drive for me! Recommend !

WOW !!! What an amazing surprise, popped in due to being in the area, so glad we did as we were…read morereally impressed. The Nature Center has so much to see & learn, from displays to live animals. We loved all of it !!! Definitely will make any naturalist happy. The grounds are well maintained, with trails & viewing areas of the Marsh & water. Neat little play area for kids, complete with a giant nest & a boat to let the kids imagination run wild. There is a Butterfly House in the back. Definitely will be back !!!

Just Go (#40) I…read moredidn't expect to include Maryland in our DC trip early this year but we were able to do enough activities, see some of the attractions and visit a couple of museums while we were there that I can say that I've been to the Great State of Maryland. BALTIMORE: Fells Point - located along the north shore of the Baltimore Harbor and just less than 10 miles from our hotel, Fell's Point is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Baltimore. Fell in love with the cobblestone streets with many waterfront restaurants and bars and the local cute boutiques shops. This historic waterfront was once a bustling shipbuilding port. Check out the bakery where all the locals go, the Pitango Bakery Cafe Edgar Allan Poe Grave - unfortunately at the time of our visit the gates to the Westminster Burial Ground were closed and locked but we were still able to see the headstone between the iron fence in the front corner of the cemetery. This was cool to see. Poe's full name is written in capital letters on the base. Barcocina - tried their Breakfast Burrito and Shrimp & Crab Omelette... if we ever return to Baltimore we're hitting this place up first. This restaurant can be found at Fell's Point inside the Brown's Wharf. LAUREL: Patuxent Research Refuge (National Wildlife Visitor Center) - we briefly connected with nature and just explored a little bit of the area which offered 13,000 of wetlands, meadow, and forest. The Visitor Center was closed but the grounds were open. The scenery is beautiful in winter time with the snow. We don't see snow like this in California. There were interpretive signs on the trails. FREDERICK: National Museum of Civil War Medicine - this museum is dedicated to telling the medical story of the Civil War. There were a lot to see... and learn. Each gallery offered different exhibits following through the footsteps of the soldiers and surgeons and the harsh conditions and personal sacrifices they went through. I can't even imagine how they evacuate the wounded... an "ambulance" then was a wagon pulled by two horses and carted off to a medical facility... or how about how they did amputations. YIKES!! Monocacy National Battlefield - this was the site of the Battle of Monocacy in the American Civil War fought on July 9, 1864, the 1864 battle that saved Washington, DC from Confederate invasion. The battlefield was covered in snow at the time of our visit and, unfortunately, the Visitor Center was closed. GLEN BURNIE: Yama Sushi Bar - we ordered drinks, appetizers, entrees and desserts and our bill still wasn't even close to what we would've paid in California. Great food and an even better food prices. Squisito Pizza & Pasta - we snagged a deal from TGTG and purchased a surprise bag from Squisito Pizza & Pasta. Their pizzas are delicious! We will never forget the snowy day we visited the Great State of Maryland. Thank you for the experience. Review #3855

State of Maryland is easy to get to from NYC making it a fun place to visit. You gotta visit Charm…read moreCity Cakes notable for the show Ace of Cakes. I loved that show when I watched the Food Channel. Naturally the historic Baltimore Orioles are a must see at Oriole Park in Camden Yards. If you live in NYC I recommend a long weekend trip to Maryland. Thanks May for reviewing Maryland!

Very Rude and loud African american lady. Never caught her name but she's the only one there that…read moredoes the on road driving. She starts yelling and screaming at CHILDREN. think about it why would you want your kids who are learning being yelled at. They weren't even in road yet or in the course THEY WERE PARKED. 0/10 definitely don't recommend this place if your getting that rude lady. There is ONE man who does on road as well he's amazing 10/10 but that lady no

Terrible driver's test evaluator! Unprofessional, condescending, and ridiculous reason for not…read moreallowing my daughter to take her test...because she had a little less than a half tank of gas!!! Do not go here -- we'll be going to Bel Air from now on.