These 9 Epic Mountains In Maryland Will Drop Your Jaw

When it comes to majestic mountains, people usually think of places like Montana and Colorado. But here in Maryland, we have our fair share of mountains as well. Sure, they're only a fraction of the height of those found in other states, but they're still gorgeously scenic and worth checking out. Here are 10 Maryland mountains with jaw-dropping views.

1. Sugarloaf Mountain

This beautiful image shows Sugarloaf Mountain behind rolling hills of farmland.

2. Maryland Heights

Pictured here is Maryland Heights. Take a hike to the top for an astounding perspective of Harper's Ferry.

3. South Mountain

There are so many gorgeous views from South Mountain, including this majestic autumn shot. It's no wonder it's known as one of the best mountains in Maryland.

4. Sideling Hill

Sideling Hill is a glorious mountain cut like no other...

...and the views from Sideling Hill aren't too shabby either. If you were wondering "does Maryland have mountains?" make your way here to see the natural beauty for the first time.

5. Big Savage Mountain

Climb Big Savage Mountain and you'll be rewarded with this view.

6. Backbone Mountain

Or hike to Maryland's highest point, Backbone Mountain, and take in the beauty of this scene.

7. Haystack Mountain and Wills Mountain

Drive through the Cumberland Narrows with Haystack Mountain on one side and Wills Mountain on the other.

8. Catoctin Mountains

Catoctin Mountain is where you'll find the unique rock formations of Chimney Rock.

9. Dan's Mountain

See miles of mountains from the overlook atop of Dan's Mountain. It's one of the most stunning views from a Maryland mountain!

With so many mountains in Maryland, particularly on the west coast, this list just scratches the surface. What are your favorite Maryland mountains? Any that you enjoy hiking or camping at?