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The highest point in the Gambrill State Park, High Knob is a wonderful place to visit on your tour. The views from the summit are fantastic and reach out towards Frederick & Middleton.

The Highest Point in the Gambrill State, High Knob is a wonderful place to visit on your tour. The views from the summit are fantastic and reach out towards Frederick & Middleton.

Wolf Rock is a lovely place to sit and catch your breath. The rock is in the shape of a wolf, hence the name, and is part of the Weverton Formation, deposited as sand 550 million years ago. The better views are slightly further down the path at Chimney Rock, but this is still worth a visit.

High Knob is the highest point in the Gambrill State Park. It's a great place to stop and catch your breath on a run, where you can enjoy views stretching across Frederick and Middletown.

Sugarloaf Mountain is a relatively low peak, however it rises 800 feet above the surrounding farmland, creating a glorious view. The trails around the peak are mostly through forested areas and can become rocky underfoot, so make sure you're wearing supporting sneakers.

High Knob is a very nice summit and the highest point in the Gambrill State Park. It has some great views overlooking Frederick and Middletown.

Sugarloaf Mountain has been designated a Registered Natural Landmark because of its geological interest and striking beauty. Stronghold agreed to maintain its natural state. Funds for maintenance and improvement do not come from federal, state, or municipal sources. They come from a modest trust fund, from membership dues, and from gifts and bequests of folks.

The name Cat Rock is thought to come from its resemblance to a cat or lynx sightings. The summit is made up of an outcrop of quartzite. From up here there is a spectacular view of the park.