easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; a moderate walk on mostly flat trails with some uneven river edges.
Revisit a historic moment with the Crossing the Delaware Tour in Pennsylvania’s Washington Crossing Park. Join expert guides for a private walk through one of America’s most significant Revolutionary War sites.
Experience a unique step back in time with the Crossing the Delaware Tour offered by Friends of Washington Crossing Park in Pennsylvania. This private outdoor adventure takes you along the historic path where George Washington famously crossed the Delaware River during a pivotal moment in American history. The tour combines scenic river views with immersive storytelling that highlights the strategic importance, challenges, and bravery involved in this crucial Revolutionary War event. As you traverse the picturesque trails and riverbanks, expert guides share detailed insights into 18th-century military strategies and local history. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, outdoor lover, or looking for a meaningful way to connect with America's heritage, this tour offers an engaging blend of education and natural beauty. The relatively easy terrain makes it accessible for most fitness levels, while the serene environment encourages reflection and appreciation. Along the way, discover hidden spots perfect for photography and quiet moments by the water. This private tour offers a personalized experience, ideal for families, small groups, or anyone looking to explore this iconic site with intimate attention to detail.
The terrain includes natural trails and riverbanks that can be uneven, so sturdy footwear is recommended.
While the tour lasts a few hours, hydration and light snacks help keep your energy up during the walk.
River conditions and trail accessibility can be affected by rain or snow, so it’s best to dress accordingly.
Early bookings or morning tours often provide a more peaceful environment with fewer crowds.
Washington Crossing Park marks the site where George Washington led his troops across the Delaware River on Christmas night in 1776, turning the tide of the American Revolutionary War.
Friends of Washington Crossing Park actively work to preserve the natural landscape and historical integrity of the site, promoting responsible tourism and river ecosystem health.
Provides support and prevents discomfort on natural, uneven trails.
Staying hydrated is important during any outdoor activity.
Layered clothing ensures comfort during temperature changes common in spring.
spring specific
Capture the stunning river views and historic landmarks along the tour.