St. Michaels, Maryland City Guide

For over 20 years, Pamela Lanier's St. Michaels, Maryland Travel Guide has been your connection to St. Michaels's tourism community with invaluable details on local attractions, restaurants, shopping, museums, history, outdoor recreation and more.

Audubon Sanctuaries

With over ten miles of walking trails, 300 acres of woodlands and nearly 200 species of birds, the Jean Ellen duPont Shehan Audubon Sanctuary is an ideal place to escape to a shoreline paradise. On a 950-acre peninsula bordered by three creeks, the sanctuary offers activities ranging from hiking, canoeing, bird watching and educational conservation tours. Open 365 days a year and free to the public is the nearby Pickering Creek Audubon Center, only about 12 miles out of town. Not only is there a 400-acre “working farm,” which reflects the agricultural heritage of the region, but there is a diverse variety of habitats to explore, from marshes and meadows to forests and wetlands. It is a perfect place to learn about the environment and the unique ecosystems of the Chesapeake Bay area.

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Bed and Breakfasts in St. Michaels, Maryland

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Featured B&B
Aida's Victoriana Inn
St. Michaels, MD

Aida's Victoriana Inn is located on the historic St. Michaels harbor. Situated next to the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, we are in walking distance to all attractions. The inn is just 2 blocks from the main street, yet removed from the bustle of town.

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State House Inn
Annapolis, MD

The State House Inn has all the amenities of a hotel and all the charm of a B&B. Conveniently located on State Circle in the heart of Historic Annapolis. Relax in spacious guest rooms with extraordinary views of downtown, including water views.

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