Point of Rocks, Maryland is a small and historically extraordinary community in Frederick County offering stunning Victorian architecture, beautiful natural surroundings, and rich railroad and canal heritage along the scenic Potomac River corridor.
The Point of Rocks Railroad Station is an absolute must-see — a breathtaking 1873 Victorian Gothic architectural masterpiece that remains a functioning MARC commuter stop, making it one of the most beautifully preserved and most completely unique historic train stations in all of Maryland. The C&O Canal National Historical Park towpath delivers outstanding hiking, biking, and bird watching along the scenic Potomac River through fascinating American transportation history. Harpers Ferry National Historical Park just across the river offers a breathtaking combination of Civil War history and stunning river scenery.
With its extraordinary Victorian landmark, beautiful riverside natural corridor, and rich historical heritage, Point of Rocks is a genuinely special destination worth discovering along the Maryland-Virginia border.