Love a good view? Maryland has quite a few overlooks that are worthy of a hike and today we’re featuring one that’s lesser known but pays off in a big, beautiful way. Read on to learn more about the trek to Weverton Cliffs. Once you see the sprawling sights at the top, you’ll want to partake in your own adventure here asap.
Weverton Cliffs is located along the Appalachian Trail in the Knoxville, Maryland area.
Google Maps To find the parking lot on Google Maps, click here.
Once you park, the distance to the overlook is about 1.5 miles in length. Be aware that sections can be a bit rocky…
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…and steep. This route is not stroller-friendly and you’ll want to wear shoes or boots with good tread.
AllTrails / Arlo Hemphill
Continue to follow the white blazes along the Appalachian Trail and soon you’ll arrive at the overlook.
Google / Kylan Hill
Take in the stunning sights, where you’ll witness rolling mountains and water views for miles.
Google / Kylan Hill
Feel free to stay a while and soak it all in…
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…but use caution, especially if the rocks are wet from recent rainfall.
Google / Paul Brakefield
To enhance the overlook view, visit during autumn when copper-colored leaves paint the surrounding landscape…
AllTrails / Amit Sharma
…or time your visit just before sunset. Golden hour here is absolutely stunning.
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Although the distance to the top is only 1.5 miles, many hikers rate this trail as intermediate rather than easy. Be sure you’ve got the energy (and plenty of snacks) to partake on this journey. For more information, visit AllTrails.com, and enjoy!
Google Maps
To find the parking lot on Google Maps, click here.
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Google / Kylan Hill
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Google / Paul Brakefield
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