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Hancock, Maryland
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The viewpoint provides a clear view of a 340-million-year-old rock formation, showcasing a textbook example of an anticline fold.
The road cut through Sideling Hill is one of the largest in the Eastern United States, with over 4.5 million cubic yards of earth removed during its construction in the 1980s.
Located along Interstate 68, the viewpoint is a convenient rest area for those traveling between Maryland and West Virginia, offering both scenic views and educational exhibits.
The site features an interpretive center with exhibits on the area's geology, history, and the construction of the road cut.
The viewpoint is surrounded by the Sideling Hill Wildlife Management Area, which offers opportunities for hiking and wildlife observation.
