How physically demanding is this walking tour?

The tour is easy with mostly flat, paved paths, making it suitable for most ages and fitness levels.

Are children allowed on the tour?

Yes, children are welcome, but the tour content is tailored for adults interested in history.

Is the tour wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the paved paths and gentle terrain make this tour accessible for wheelchair users.

What should I bring with me during the tour?

Comfortable shoes, water, weather-appropriate clothing, and sun protection are recommended.

Is this a private tour?

Yes, this experience is a private tour typically hosted by expert guides from Horse Tours of Gettysburg.

Where does the tour start and end?

The tour begins at the Heritage Center in Gettysburg's south end and concludes nearby after exploring key sites.

Walking Town Tour: Fighting In the Streets, Gettysburg

Explore Gettysburg's rich Civil War history on the "Fighting In the Streets" walking tour led by Horse Tours of Gettysburg. This private, two-hour tour starts at the Heritage Center in the southern end of Gettysburg and offers a relaxed, accessible stroll along paved paths that highlight significant town sites involved in the July 1863 battle. Expert guides bring the events to life through engaging stories, interactive discussions, and historical context that connect visitors to the pivotal moments when the streets of Gettysburg became fierce battlegrounds. Ideal for history buffs and casual walkers alike, this experience avoids strenuous hiking while providing intimate access to meaningful locations often overlooked on larger battlefield tours. Along the way, hear personal accounts and uncover the impact the battle had on the town’s residents and legacy. The tour’s manageable pace, combined with rich storytelling, ensures an informative and enjoyable outing in one of America’s most historic towns.