Where's the best view of foliage in the region? I mean, Maryland, southern Pennsylvania, West Virginia -- yes, we'll even consider Delaware. If you have a suggestion, please drop us a line to share your suggestion with listeners of Midday today (midday@wypr.org) . . . After the NPR news at 1, we’ll read your tips and get some day-tripper suggestions from travel writer and frequent Baltimore Magazine contributor Marty LeGrand.

Here's one of my favorites: The largest, most attractive, open-to-the-public deck with a phenomenal view in Maryland. You'll find it in Green Ridge State Forest, Allegany County, just off the interstate. Last I checked, there's a parking lot next to the forest headquarters. Walk down the path, through some woods and there it is -- a sprawling thing built on a high slope overlooking heavily forested hills. The first look can actually be breathtaking. The deck was built by the state -- the guys who worked on the deck are memorialized on a plaque -- and the LaVale Rotary Club donated the wheelchair-accessible ramp and picnic table. Great place for a stop on your way to Deep Creek or Rocky Gap.

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