Deep Creek Lake, MD

Mountain & water views beckon on Laurita & Lauren’s visit to Deep Creek Lake, MD. The Lake Pointe Inn connects them to paddle boarding and kayaking in the nearby Deep Creek Lake State Park, while the Wisp Resort offers roller coasters that spiral down the side of the often-snow-covered Wisp Mountain. Two meals at Firewater Kitchen & Bar and Dutch’s at Silver Tree are also part of the adventure.

Laurita and Lauren visit Lake Pointe Inn, a charming bed and breakfast on the shores of Deep Creek Lake in Maryland. The original house structure was built in 1890 and in 1994, the home was expanded and turned into an inn, which features a wraparound porch with a view of the lake, a cozy great room with a big fireplace, and 10 unique guest rooms. It is the epitome of rest of relaxation.

During their trip to Deep Creek Lake, Maryland Laurita and Lauren visit Wisp Resort to take a ride on the Mountain Coaster. The coaster is a hybrid between an alpine slide and roller coaster with 1,300 feet of uphill track, 3,500 feet of downhill track, and a 350-foot vertical drop. Each car is pulled up by a cable and then gravity-fed down a twisting, turning, track. As mom and daughter find out,

Laurita and Lauren visit Deep Creek Lake State Park, where they enjoy paddleboarding and kayaking on Deep Creek Lake, Maryland's largest freshwater lake. The lake was constructed in 1925 by the Youghiogheny Hydro Electric Corporation for rural electrification and has grown into a destination for outdoor activities such as hiking, biking, fishing, and boating.