What To Do White-tailed deer, turkey, grouse and squirrels will challenge the forest hunter. Canoeing is only possible during the spring melt, but canoeists will find the creek is at its most splendid at this time of year. Old logging roads are scattered throughout Sideling Hill WMA, creating both easy and challenging walks for hikers. Accessibility for the disabled - The exhibit center is accessible, as are the other levels of the building, by stairs or elevator, to view various geologic exhibits. Several exhibits are designed for the visually and hearing impaired.
Wheelchairs are available.
Location - Sideling Hill Visitor Center is located 33 miles west of Hagerstown, and 6 miles west of Hancock on Interstate 68. To reach the northern section of Sideling Hill WMA, take I-68 to the Woodmont Road exit. To reach the southern section, take the I-68 exit to Woodmont Road. Follow this route to Pearre Road and turn right. At Allegany County Line Road make another right.