How to Get Here
Whether by Land, Water, or Air, Getting Here is a Breeze
Is it any wonder visitors come to Talbot County from all over the world to enjoy the beauty and bounty of the Chesapeake Bay? In our towns and villages, each with their own character, you’re sure to find the place that suits your personality and settle in for a relaxing retreat with friends or family. Great seafood, unique shops, engaging attractions, and plenty of festivals await you.
Start planning now! Here’s a little help with how to get to Talbot County:
By Land
Located on the Eastern Shore of the Chesapeake Bay, Talbot County is situated southeast of Washington, D.C. It is only a 90-minute drive from Baltimore or D.C., via the 4.3-mile-long Chesapeake Bay Bridge. From the bridge, U.S. Route 50, the Eastern Shore’s main thoroughfare, runs directly through the heart of Talbot County.
By Water
With more than 600 miles of shoreline, Talbot County is a boater’s paradise. Not only does the western edge of the county touch the Chesapeake Bay, but five major rivers —the Wye, Miles, Tred Avon, Choptank, and Tuckahoe—either border or run through the county. Boatyards and marinas, to service your needs, and plentiful.
By Air
The Easton/Newnam Field Airport (ESN), one of the busiest general aviation facilities in Maryland, is based in Talbot County. It provides access for aviators, corporate pilots and local businesses. Located just two miles north of downtown Easton, the airport was originally constructed by the military for use during World War II.
DISTANCE TO DOWNTOWN EASTON
Annapolis, MD 41 miles
Baltimore, MD 71 miles
Dover, DE 45 miles
New York, NY 201 miles
Norfolk, VA 185 miles
Ocean City, MD 76 miles
Philadelphia, PA 109 miles
Richmond, VA 181 miles
Washington, DC 72 miles
Wilmington, DE 85 miles
