One Of The Oddest Geological Wonders Is Located Right Here In Maryland
Jamie Alvarenga
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If you’ve ever traveled along Interstate 68, you’ve likely driven through one of the most impressive wonders in the northeastern United States. This geological wonder strikes awe in curious passersby and even science enthusiasts drive for hundreds of miles to get a glimpse of its glory. Read on to learn more about Sideling Hill in Maryland, a must-see attraction.
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The Sideling Hill Welcome Center is located at I68 West, Mile Marker 74, Hancock, MD 21750.
Have you driven through or stopped by Sideling Hill in Maryland? What did you think? Share your experience in the comments. On the hunt for more sensational views in Maryland? Here are 10 jaw-dropping but terrifying views in Maryland you’ll definitely want to check out.
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What are the most unique rock formations in Maryland?
Maryland is the place to be if you like the unique. You don’t have to go too far, either, to see some of the most unique rock formations in Maryland. Make your way to Dan’s Rock Overlook, in Allegany County, for example, to see beautiful rock formations and the sweeping landscape. Be prepared to climb quite a few stone stairs (there are railings you can grab hold of) as the sensational views get better and better the closer to the overlook you get. If you’ve never been to Rocks State Park, you’re in for a real treat. It’s dotted with unique rock formations and towering boulders. The highlight of the park, at least when it comes to rock formations, is The King and Queen Seat. (Wait until you see the views.)
What are the best outdoor adventures in Maryland?
Pull out the ole bucket list because chances are you’re going to want to visit some of the most breathtaking geological wonders in Maryland, including Crystal Grottoes Caverns in Boonsboro. Explore the caverns that were first discovered in the early part of the 20th century. If you’re up for a beautiful hike, journey to the top of Maryland Heights along the Maryland Heights Trail. Clocking in a 2.5 miles, the trail has earned a moderate rating, but it’s well worth the effort for the sensational views of Harpers Ferry. Along the way, you’ll even learn about the Civil War from strategically-placed markers.
Does Maryland have any natural wonders?
Maryland lays claim to some amazing natural wonders that are well worth a visit. If you’re looking for one of the best scenic drives in Maryland that leads to a breathtaking natural wonder, journey to Chesapeake Bay. If you’re an animal lover, you’ll definitely want to plan a visit to Assateague Island. There, you’ll discover soft, sandy beaches and wild horses. For an unforgettable experience, plan to camp on the beach. You might even be greeted by horses in the morning.