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Gambrill State Park
Three native stone overlooks, strategically located on the 1600-foot summit of High Knob, midway between the Mason-Dixon Line and the Potomac River, offer excellent and exciting views of the surrounding area. More >
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Garrett State Forest
The forest contains a diversity of trees, abundant wildlife and beautiful scenery. In 1906 this forest was given to the state of Maryland and was the beginning of our present public lands system. More >
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Green Ridge State Forest
Green Ridge is the second largest of Maryland's State Forests consisting of a 44,000-acre oak-hickory forest. The forest is located in the Ridge and Valley Province of the Allegheny Mountain chain. More >
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Gunpowder Falls State Park
Little Gunpowder Falls and the Gunpowder River, which begins at Days Cove where the Big and Little Gunpowders converge. More >
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Potomac State Forest
The Potomac State Forest, 11,461 acres situated between the towns of Oakland and Westernport and partially bordering the Potomac River, is reached from Maryland Routes 135 and 560. Mountain forests, streams and valleys make up nearly 12,000 acres in Potomac State Forest. More >
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