Walk Gettysburg’s 1863 streets through civilian firsthand accounts
2 hour
Explore Gettysburg on a 2-hour guided walking tour focused on civilians and soldiers who experienced July 1863 in town. You’ll follow paved streets past historic buildings and hear firsthand accounts that connect today’s borough to its wartime past.
The route may go up Cemetery Hill.
90% refund if you cancel more than 15 days before. 50% refund if you cancel 15 days to more than 48 hours before. No refund if you cancel less than 48 hours before. Tours take place rain or shine. Full refund or reschedule if the operator cancels.
Walk at a leisurely pace on paved roads. There’s no hiking. The route may go up Cemetery Hill.
Yes. The tour uses paved roads, and wheelchairs are described as manageable.
Start near Unity Park by Mr G’s ice cream, walk north on Baltimore Street, continue down High Street, and return toward Alumni Park via Baltimore Street.
Begins at at Unity Park (Baltimore and Lefever St) https://goo.gl/YG1xSK
Do it! It was fantastic. It fun, relaxing and educational. You are in and along the battlefield nearly the entire ride and the views are wonderful. The guides are top notch so you literally get 90+ minutes of licensed guide knowledge. The horses and the folks that run the tour are fantastic. We did many tours and events while in the area and this was the single best and the most meaningful and memorable. You can tell the operators know their horses well and they seemed to match them well to the rider. It was well worth the time and cost.
GregYaz
May 4, 2026
Do it! It was fantastic. It fun, relaxing and educational. You are in and along the battlefield nearly the entire ride and the views are wonderful. The guides are top notch so you literally get 90+ minutes of licensed guide knowledge. The horses and the folks that run the tour are fantastic. We did many tours and events while in the area and this was the single best and the most meaningful and memorable. You can tell the operators know their horses well and they seemed to match them well to the rider. It was well worth the time and cost.
GregYaz
May 4, 2026