This geological formation is located in Heidelberg, Lehigh County about six miles northwest of Slatedale along the Blue Mountain Range.

It is theorized that Bake Oven Knob was formed by the glaciers that passed through the Lehigh Valley during the ice ages.

Besides having a wonderful view, Bake Oven Knob is a great location to observe Hawk Migration.

Fast Facts: Bake Oven Knob is the highest point in Lehigh County, 1600 feet above sea level. The "knob" is approximately 50 ft above the crest of the Blue Mountain. It's name came from the bowl-shaped feature associated with the formation. This formation is composed primarily of Tuscarora quartzite about 400 - 430 million years old (Silurian).

View of Blue Mountain from South Lookout at Bake Oven Knob