Browse Walks in Huntingtown, Maryland, US

This two-hour walking tour of Huntingtown, Maryland, United States, will take you through the charming streets of this small town. You will start your tour at the intersection of Main Street and Church Road (Latitude: 38.619, Longitude: -76.637). Here, you will find the historic Huntingtown United Methodist Church, built in 1867.

Next, you will head south on Main Street to the Huntingtown Town Hall (Latitude: 38.619, Longitude: -76.637). This building was constructed in 1875 and is a great example of 19th century architecture.

Continue south on Main Street to the Huntingtown Post Office (Latitude: 38.619, Longitude: -76.637). This building was built in 1883 and is a great example of Victorian-style architecture.

Continue south on Main Street to the Huntingtown Town Park (Latitude: 38.619, Longitude: -76.637). This park is a great place to take a break and enjoy the outdoors.

Continue south on Main Street to the Huntingtown Town Square (Latitude: 38.619, Longitude: -76.637). This square is a great place to take a break and enjoy the local shops and restaurants.

Continue south on Main Street to the Huntingtown Town Library (Latitude: 38.619, Longitude: -76.637). This library is a great place to take a break and enjoy the local books and magazines.

Continue south on Main Street to the Huntingtown Town Hall (Latitude: 38.619, Longitude: -76.637). This building was constructed in 1875 and is a great example of 19th century architecture.

Continue south on Main Street to the Huntingtown Town Park (Latitude: 38.619, Longitude: -76.637). This park is a great place to take a break and enjoy the outdoors.

Continue south on Main Street to the Huntingtown Town Square (Latitude: 38.619, Longitude: -76.637). This square is a great place to take a break and enjoy the local shops and restaurants. Here, you can find the popular Huntingtown Cafe (Latitude: 38.619, Longitude: -76.637), which serves delicious breakfast and lunch items. You can also find the Huntingtown Antique Mall (Latitude: 38.619, Longitude: -76.637), which offers a wide selection of antiques and collectibles.

Continue south on Main Street to the Huntingtown Town Hall (Latitude: 38.619, Longitude: -76.637). This building was constructed in 1875 and is a great example of 19th century architecture.

Continue south on Main Street to the Huntingtown Town Park (Latitude: 38.619, Longitude: -76.637). This park is a great place to take a break and enjoy the outdoors.

Continue south on Main Street to the Huntingtown Town Square (Latitude: 38.619, Longitude: -76.637). This square is a great place to take a break and enjoy the local shops and restaurants. Here, you can find the popular Huntingtown Cafe (Latitude: 38.619, Longitude: -76.637), which serves delicious breakfast and lunch items. You can also find the Huntingtown Antique Mall (Latitude: 38.619, Longitude: -76.637), which offers a wide selection of antiques and collectibles.

Finally, you will end your tour at the Huntingtown Town Hall (Latitude: 38.619, Longitude: -76.637). Here, you can take a break and enjoy the local shops and restaurants.

We hope you enjoyed your two-hour walking tour of Huntingtown, Maryland!

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