Battle of Gettysburg Driving Tour

$14.99

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Works Offline

Tours & Maps Included

Tour Highlights

McPherson Ridge

Stand where the first shots of the Battle of Gettysburg were fired and hear how Union cavalry delayed the Confederate advance long enough for reinforcements to arrive.

Seminary Ridge

Follow General Robert E. Lee's battle lines while learning how Confederate commanders planned one of history's most famous military campaigns.

Little Round Top

Visit the rocky hill defended by Colonel Joshua Chamberlain and the 20th Maine during one of the most legendary stands in American military history.

Devil's Den

Explore the dramatic boulder field where fierce fighting raged and some of the Civil War's most famous photographs were taken.

The Wheatfield & Peach Orchard

See where control of the battlefield changed hands repeatedly during some of the bloodiest fighting of the war.

Cemetery Ridge

Stand along the Union defensive line and discover how it withstood repeated Confederate assaults.

Pickett's Charge

Experience the site of the Confederacy's most famous attack and learn why this moment became known as the "High Water Mark of the Confederacy."

Soldiers' National Cemetery

Visit the cemetery where President Abraham Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address, forever redefining the purpose of the Civil War.

Eisenhower National Historic Site

Discover the nearby home of President Dwight D. Eisenhower and its unique connection to Gettysburg.

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Is This Tour Right for You?

Perfect if you:

Love history and fascinating stories

What To explore at your own pace

prefer a private experience

What to avoid expensive group tours

Maybe not if you:

Don't have a phone

Like to follow the tour guide

Don't like stories

Don't like to go at your own pace

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best driving tour of Gettysburg Battlefield?

A self-guided GPS audio tour lets you explore the battlefield at your own pace while automatically playing stories and directions as you drive.

How long does the Gettysburg driving tour take?

The battlefield driving route takes approximately 2–3 hours without extended stops. Most visitors spend 4–6 hours exploring monuments, museums, and walking trails.

Can I stop at every battlefield location?

Yes. The tour is completely flexible, allowing you to stop wherever you'd like and spend as much time as you wish at each site.

Does the tour include the Gettysburg Address?

Yes. You'll learn about Lincoln's visit, the dedication of Soldiers' National Cemetery, and the lasting impact of the Gettysburg Address.

Does the tour work without cell service?

Yes. Simply download the tour before arriving, and it works completely offline using your phone's GPS.