moderate
2–3 hours
Moderate fitness recommended for walking 3-5 miles over rolling hills and uneven ground.
Explore Perryville Battlefield, the site of one of the Civil War's fiercest clashes, with scenic trails and rich history in central Kentucky. Discover how nature and heritage combine at this remarkable outdoor destination.
Ghost Hunt Experience | Perryville, KY | Only 12 Guests Per Event
Embark on a thrilling private paranormal investigation at the historic Civil War battlefield in Perryville, Kentucky. Explore over 1,000 acres under the stars, using authentic ghost hunting gear. Delve into haunting sites like the confederate cemetery and the valley of death during this unforgettable 7.5-hour adventure.
Conduct a private paranormal investigation at this historic Civil War battlefield in Perryville, Kentucky.
Exclusive Ghost Hunt Experience
7:30pm - 3:00am
• Free entry to the museum during operating hours • Private after-hours access to the battlefield (more than 1000 acres) • Free use of our authentic paranormal detection gear • Investigate on your own, or be accompanied by your hosts
This is a special outdoor investigation event.
• The battlefield spans more than 1,000 acres • Groups will break out to strategic parts of the battlefield, including the confederate cemetery, the slaughter pen, the valley of death, the grounds of the Dye House, Turner's Battery, bloodbath at the crib, and more. • 7.5 hours in length • Free use of our authentic ghost hunting tools during the night • Participants meet us on-site • Recommended for ages 16+ (guests as young as 14 have joined us for ghost hunt events at this location; you know your child and their maturity level better than anyone) • Outdoor Event (private access to battlefield)
7.5 hours
$75 per person (sells out at 12 guests)
The trails wind over uneven terrain and limestone rock, so good footwear is essential.
Limited facilities mean you should carry your own refreshments for the hike.
Joining a ranger-led tour adds depth to your visit with expert insights.
Stay on trails and avoid disturbing any battlefield artifacts or vegetation.
The battle fought here in 1862 was a turning point in Kentucky’s Civil War allegiance, with over 7,000 casualties in a single day.
The site is carefully managed to balance preservation of historic resources and natural habitats through controlled trails and regular maintenance.
Provides support and protection on rocky trails through the battlefield.
Stay hydrated while exploring the outdoor trails.
Protect yourself from sun exposure during midday hikes.
summer specific
Prepare for cooler temperatures in the autumn battlefield setting.
fall specific