One of the premier motocross racetracks on the Eastern seaboard. It's always a blast here – a blast of hot exhaust and speed across your face, but a blast nonetheless.
Budds Creek Race Track
Maryland
Contact
Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
24.89 MILES
One of America's most visited historic sites, Mount Vernon was the beloved home of George and Martha Washington.
-
27.07 MILES
Between 1937 and 1959, famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright designed a series of small-scale houses that he called 'Usonian.' Modest in scale but rich in…
22.66 MILES
In Southern Maryland, skinny Calvert County scratches at the Chesapeake Bay and the Patuxent River. This is a gentle landscape ('user-friendly' as a local…
26.9 MILES
In the 1600s, St Mary's City was a busy port and served as the state's first capital. Today, the spot is a living history museum romantically positioned…
25.9 MILES
Wander landscaped grounds along the Potomac and get a sense of what the region looked like in George Washington’s day. The first president once owned…
29.98 MILES
This demure Federal-style row house holds a tragic story. At a time when Alexandria was the nation’s second-largest slave center (after New Orleans), a…
29.81 MILES
If you have time for just one historic house tour in Alexandria, make it this one. The house dates from 1753 when merchant and city founder, John Carlyle,…
Stabler-Leadbeater Apothecary Museum
29.76 MILES
In 1792 Edward Stabler opened up his apothecary (pharmacy) – a family business that would operate until 1933, when the Depression forced its doors to…
Nearby Maryland attractions
1. North St Mary’s County Farmers Market
5.97 MILES
If you'd like to interact with the Mechanicsville Amish, the easiest way is at the North St Mary's County Farmers Market, where local Amish farming…
10.86 MILES
On a gentle slope overlooking the Potomac River is St Ignatius Church, which hosts the oldest continuously active Catholic parish in the country. The…
13.59 MILES
Stretch your legs by the waterfront and admire the large compass rose design at the wharf. There's a small playground, and you can rent kayaks and stand…
4. Old Jail Museum & Visitor Center
13.63 MILES
Completed in 1876, this small jail replaced the 1858 jail – which was apparently quite easy to escape. The Old Jail is two stories high and the cells were…
5. George Washington Birthplace National Monument
15.75 MILES
An obelisk fashioned from Vermont marble, a one-tenth replica of the Washington Monument in Washington, DC, greets visitors at this national monument, run…
21.32 MILES
Sits between Potomac and Mattawoman Creeks. There are a few very easy nature trails that run through local hardwood forests, and the Retreat House, a…
22.66 MILES
In Southern Maryland, skinny Calvert County scratches at the Chesapeake Bay and the Patuxent River. This is a gentle landscape ('user-friendly' as a local…
23.55 MILES
A small satellite of the National Park System that consists of nature trails, boardwalks over freshwater wetlands, views of the Potomac River, and the…