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Antietam National Battlefield Driving Tour

$14.99

Antietam National Battlefield Driving Tour

Follow the Battle That Changed America
Tour Intro

A lost order wrapped around three cigars. A cornfield soaked in history. A bridge defended against impossible odds.


Welcome to Antietam National Battlefield, where one September day in 1862 altered the course of the Civil War and helped redefine the future of the United States.


This immersive Antietam self guided tour follows the battle from north to south, tracing the same route soldiers fought throughout the day. As you drive through peaceful farms, fields, and woodlots, you'll uncover the stories behind the bloodiest day in American military history.

On this Antietam drive, you'll experience:

  • The famous Cornfield battle

  • The devastating fighting at Bloody Lane

  • Burnside Bridge and its legendary defense

  • Clara Barton's humanitarian efforts

  • The road to the Emancipation Proclamation

  • The personal stories behind the statistics

No schedules.

No crowds.

Just you, the battlefield, and the stories that changed a nation.

$14.99

What will you see?  Here are the tour highlights

Antietam Visitor Center


Begin your journey with exhibits, maps, and an award-winning orientation film that brings the battle to life.


Dunker Church


A humble church that became one of the battlefield's most recognizable landmarks.


Clara Barton Memorial


Hear how one woman ignored convention and helped save countless lives on the battlefield.


Miller Cornfield


Walk through one of the most famous battlefields of the Civil War where the fighting raged relentlessly throughout the morning.


Philadelphia Brigade Monument


Discover one of the war's most devastating battlefield ambushes.


Bloody Lane


See the natural trench that became one of the Civil War's deadliest locations.


Observation Tower


Enjoy one of the finest battlefield views in America.


Burnside Bridge


Stand where military decisions shaped the outcome of the battle—and perhaps the war itself.


23rd Ohio Monument


Learn how two future U.S. Presidents shared the same regiment at Antietam.


Antietam National Cemetery


Reflect on the immense human cost of a battle that helped transform the nation.

Antietam National Battlefield Driving TourAntietam National Battlefield Driving Tour
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FAQ's

What is included in this Antietam self guided tour?

The tour provides GPS-triggered narration, driving directions, historical stories, and battlefield insights throughout the route.

How long does the Antietam drive take?

Most visitors spend between 2 and 4 hours exploring the battlefield, including walking trails and monuments.

Can I stop along the route?

Absolutely. The tour is designed for visitors to pull over, walk the battlefield, and explore major landmarks.

What makes Antietam important?

Antietam was the bloodiest single day in American military history and gave Abraham Lincoln the opportunity to issue the Emancipation Proclamation.

Does the tour work offline?

Yes. Once downloaded, the tour functions without cellular service.

Is Antietam worth visiting?

Absolutely. Antietam is widely considered one of the best-preserved Civil War battlefields in America and offers one of the most moving historical experiences in the country.

Is it free?

No.  There is an entrance fee to the park that costs$20.  

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