Cedar Mountain

Difficulty

easy

Duration

3 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels with moderate walking on uneven terrain

Overview

Explore the Cedar Mountain battlefield on a private 3-hour tour led by a local guide. Discover Stonewall Jackson’s last command and Lincoln-era strategies with multiple photo stops and expert insights.

Fredericksburg, Virginia

Cedar Mountain

3 Hours • Up to 6 People

Select participants and date

Date

Tue, Oct 14

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Embark on a captivating 3-hour tour of the Cedar Mountain battlefield, where history comes alive. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, explore key sites of Stonewall Jackson's last command, learn about strategic military plans, and enjoy ample opportunities for photos and leg-stretching. Experience the ultimate private battlefield adventure!

Duration

3 hours

About

Spend a morning or an afternoon to get the best comprehensive tour of the Cedar Mountain battlefield and make all stops. This is Stonewall Jackson’s last independent command. Hear about President Lincoln’s plan for a second front against Richmond while Union General Pope initiates total war on Virginia soil.

A local battlefield guide will join “your” vehicle and lead the way! We’ll make several stops along the way so you may take a closer look, take the best pictures, and stretch your legs. We provide the best private battlefield tour experience and take the hassle out of self-guided tours!

Adventure Tips

Start early to avoid crowds

Begin your tour in the morning to enjoy a quieter experience and softer lighting for photography.

Wear sturdy walking shoes

The battlefield terrain includes uneven ground and gentle slopes; comfortable shoes help make the walk enjoyable.

Bring water and snacks

Though the tour is short, carrying water keeps you refreshed, especially in warm weather.

Use respectful behavior

Remember this is a historic site with deep cultural significance; keep noise low and stay on designated paths.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Eastern box turtles
Red-tailed hawks

History

Cedar Mountain was the site of a crucial 1862 battle during the American Civil War, marking Stonewall Jackson’s last command before his wounding.

Conservation

The site is maintained through partnerships between local historical societies and the National Park Service, emphasizing preservation of both land and stories.