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A combination of traditional values, natural beauty and welcoming people create a playground for the whole family. Whether you prefer to spend a day picking apples, biking through over 150 miles of trails, discovering the history of agriculture, exploring the unique shops of quaint Main Streets or simply driving through the countryside, there’s something for everyone in the family. And the best part… many of our attractions are free, making Carroll County the place to create priceless memories.
MUSEUMS
Carroll County is host to a variety of museums—from the history of our small towns to our farming heritage you will find much to learn about our culture… [Read More]
BIKE TRAILS
Welcome to biking in Carroll County… where 10 loop tours, consisting of over 150 miles of cycling, offer varying degrees of difficulty… [Read More]
OUTDOOR RECREATION
Summer, Fall, Winter and Spring, Carroll County is full of year-round outdoor fun. Challenge yourself on one of our 150 miles of cycling tours. Enjoy relaxing... [Read More]
MAIN STREETS
Carroll County offers an array of shopping experiences which includes many specialty shops. Stroll our Main Streets to find one-of-a-kind... [Read More]
FARM TO YOUR TABLE
Carroll County is home to thousands of acres of farmland. Its rolling pastures and open fields provide idyllic scenery and bring a whole... [Read More]
BARN QUILT TRAIL
The Carroll County Barn Quilt Trail is a collaborative project undertaken by the Carroll County Arts Council, the Carroll County Office... [Read More]
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The Americans with Disabilities Act applies to the Carroll County Government and its programs, services, activities, and facilities. Anyone requiring an auxiliary aid or service for effective communication or who has a complaint should contact The Department of Citizen Services, ada@carrollcountymd.gov, 410.386.3600 or 1.888.302.8978 or MD Relay 7-1-1/1.800.735.2258 as soon as possible but no later than 72 hours before the scheduled event.
