easy
2 hours
Suitable for anyone with basic mobility since the walk is leisurely and on paved roads.
Stroll the paved streets of Gettysburg’s historic downtown and uncover the civilian stories behind the 1863 battle with Horse Tours of Gettysburg. This accessible, two-hour walk connects you to a rarely told perspective of history.
Though the tour follows paved streets, comfortable footwear will keep your feet fresh for the full two-hour experience.
Parking downtown can fill up quickly; use the Race Horse Alley Garage or NPS lots and consider the Lincoln Line trolley.
The tour runs rain or shine—stay hydrated and wear sunscreen or a hat especially during summer months.
The route is wheelchair-manageable on paved roads and moves at a leisurely pace for all visitors to enjoy.
Gettysburg’s downtown preserves many 19th-century structures that witnessed the battle’s impact on civilians, offering a rare civilian-centric perspective.
Horse Tours of Gettysburg promotes responsible tourism by encouraging low-impact walking and supporting preservation of historic properties.
Paved streets require supportive footwear for a relaxed two-hour tour.
Staying hydrated is important during sunny or warm weather.
summer|spring|fall specific
Variable temperatures require layering to stay comfortable throughout the tour.
winter|spring|fall specific
Protect your skin from sun exposure during outdoor time.
summer|spring|fall specific