Private Harpers Ferry History Driving Tour
Explore centuries of history with a local's perspective
Duration
3 hrs
Ideal For
1 to 4 people
Includes
Private tour, Driver, Bottled water
Highlights
Ride through Harpers Ferry and Jefferson County on a private, narrated driving tour led by a driver with deep local roots. Hear stories and legends in a relaxed, conversational atmosphere.
- Trace more than 300 years of history, including how George Washington and his family shaped the region
- Discover your driver's recommendations for local restaurants, attractions, and ice cream shops
- Stay in the vehicle or step out at select historic stops—no walking required
Itinerary
--Shepherdstown's Old Town District, Rumsey Monument, and more. -- Charles Town Historic locations such as Jefferson County Courthouse, Happy Retreat, and the site of John Brown's hanging. -- Bellaire - A Washington family home. --Aldstadt House --Bolivar National Battlefield -- A quick stop for a coffee, baked goods, ice cream, or a beer!
What's Included
- Bottled water
Important details
- Bring your ID.
- Pickup beyond 12 miles of 623 Willow Spring Rd, Charles Town, WV carries an additional fee not included in the listed price.
Cancellation Policy
Full refund with at least 48 hours' notice; 25% refund with less than 48 but more than 24 hours' notice. At 24 hours or less, no refund unless dangerous weather affects road safety; then a full refund is available. Tours run rain or shine unless venues close due to weather. No refunds for prepaid docent tours or other experiences with less than one week's notice.
Product ID: P7Z323
FAQs
Only bottled water is included in your history tour. Food and other drinks are not included in the listed price.
Yes. You'll receive texts when your driver is on the way and when they arrive. Your driver will also send a heads-up text 15 minutes before scheduled departures to the next stop or your final drop-off location.
Wear comfortable clothing and shoes for the driving tour, especially if you plan to step out at historic stops. Consider bringing a hat.