Download Chesapeake Crossroads brochures below to find all the exciting things to do, see, and experience in the Chesapeake Crossroads Heritage Area. Or, visit the Visitors Center on West Street to get your copy. You can also call the Heritage Area Office at 410-222-1805 to receive your FREE copy by mail.
Brochures
- Explore · Experience · Discover
- Explorers Guide
- Roots & Tides
- Landings
- First Sunday Arts Festival
- South County Water Trail
Four Rivers: Explore · Experience · Discover Brochure
From the earliest Native American inhabitants to the “lost” towns of the area’s earliest settlements and the rich cultural and natural diversity of today, the waterways of the Chesapeake Bay are the ties that link the extraordinary stories of the Four Rivers Heritage Area together. Come explore, experience, and discover the wealth of natural, historic, and cultural attractions and activities!
Four Rivers: Explorers Guides
Find everything the Heritage Area offers from National Historic Monuments, to designated Historic Districts, to some of the area’s most cherished and preserved natural and man-made sites. With a visual map of the entire Four Rivers Heritage Area along with an easy-to-follow index, the Explorers Guide brochure is the best way to get a sense of the area and all it offers.
Roots & Tides Driving Tour
Drive down the picturesque roads of South County past the carefully preserved homes of early settlers and the fields where they grew tobacco. Discover historic churches and villages built on the bounty of the land and the Chesapeake Bay. And understand how the land and water still impact live today.
Landings – A Boater’s Guide
Waterways have always played a vital part in the lives of those residing and working nearby. This is especially true in the Four Rivers region of Anne Arundel County, Maryland, where the Chesapeake Bay’s Severn, South, Rhode, and West Rivers helped create a unique history and culture that remain at the center of our lives today. If you’re arriving to the area by boat, this is your go to resource.
First Sunday Arts Festival
The Four Rivers Heritage Area, the Inner West Street Association and Visit Annapolis have teamed together to let arts and culture loving visitors know when they come to town for First Sunday Arts Festivals that there is lots more to see and explore in the City and region. Four Rivers has created a flyer for visitors: “Sunday Heritage Offerings in the Four Rivers Heritage Area.”
South County Water Trail
Check out the heritage attractions in Southern Anne Arundel County, while you are in the area enjoying our water access and beautiful water views. South County Water Trail information is available here: www.aacwt.org.