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Distance: 4.8 km | Elevation Gain: 198 m | Time: 1.5–2 hours | Rating: Moderate Black Locust Trail is a classic Gambrill State Park loop — a steady mix of rolling climbs, rocky footing, and forested ridgeline walking that keeps things interesting without ever feeling overwhelming. The trail winds through stands of tulip poplar, oak, and the namesake black locust, with mountain laurel lining the path like natural trail decorations in late spring. Along the way, you’ll hit several scenic overlooks, including the Middletown Overlook, North Frederick Viewpoint, and the high point near High Knob, each offering wide views across the Catoctin landscape. Even on a short loop, you get that “big mountain” feel. The trail is well marked, popular, and generally well maintained — though the rocky sections will keep your ankles honest. Early starts are recommended on weekends, as this is one of Gambrill’s most visited loops. Winter Notes (because I filmed in winter) In colder months, expect a mix of frozen ground, crunchy leaves, and the occasional icy patch hiding between quartzite rocks. The ridge can funnel wind with surprising enthusiasm, so layering is your friend. Reviewers even mention catching snow flurries mid hike — a nice bonus if you enjoy a little winter drama on the trail. https://linktr.ee/mangyanwalker This is not a sponsored video. All contents are genuinely my own. This post also contains affiliate links, and I earn a small commission if you purchase after clicking on my links. It doesn't cost you any extra. Thank you for your continued support in keeping Hike with Mangyan going!