Battle of Kennesaw Mountain Driving Tour
$14.99
Battle of Kennesaw Mountain Driving Tour
Experience One of the Civil War's Bloodiest Battles at Your Own Pace
Looking for the best way to experience the Battle of Kennesaw Mountain?
Travel back to June 27, 1864, when more than 165,000 Union and Confederate soldiers fought for control of the heights overlooking Atlanta. This self-guided GPS driving tour follows the battle across Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park, taking you from the Visitor Center to the mountain summit, preserved trenches, artillery positions, and the infamous Dead Angle.
Unlike crowded group tours, our GPS audio tour lets you explore on your own schedule. The stories automatically play as you drive, and optional "Dig Deeper" walks let you hike to some of the battlefield's most important locations.
Why This Tour is Different
✔ GPS-guided narration that plays automatically
✔ Drive at your own pace
✔ Optional battlefield hikes included
✔ Over 30 immersive stops
✔ Civil War stories brought to life
✔ Works completely offline
✔ Created by historians and professional storytellers
$14.99
What will you see? Here are the tour highlights
Kennesaw Mountain Visitor Center
Begin with the museum and orientation film before exploring one of America's best-preserved Civil War battlefields.
Kennesaw Mountain Summit
Stand where Confederate artillery overlooked Union forces and enjoy sweeping views toward Atlanta.
Pigeon Hill
Walk the rocky slopes where Union soldiers struggled through boulders and dense woods under relentless Confederate fire.
24-Gun Battery Trail
Visit the largest Union artillery concentration of the Atlanta Campaign.
U.S. Regulars Monument
Learn about America's professional soldiers who led one of the battle's most difficult assaults.
Confederate Trenches
See remarkably preserved earthworks still visible more than 160 years later.
Cheatham Hill
Visit the battle's bloodiest ground.
Dead Angle
Stand where soldiers fought hand-to-hand only yards apart.
Illinois Monument
Discover why Union veterans returned fifty years later to preserve this battlefield forever.
Kolb Farm
Visit the only surviving wartime farmhouse in the park.
FAQ's
How long is the tour?
Plan about 3–5 hours with stops and optional hikes.
Can I drive to the summit?
No. Visitors hike or ride the National Park Service shuttle.
Does the tour work offline?
Yes.
Are there hiking opportunities?
Yes. Several optional "Dig Deeper" hikes are included.
Is this good for Civil War buffs?
Absolutely. It covers military strategy, battlefield tactics, monuments, and personal stories.
Can kids enjoy this tour?
Yes. Families enjoy the mountain views, monuments, and optional hikes.
How many stops are included?
More than 30 GPS-triggered stops.
What should I bring?
Water, comfortable shoes, sunscreen, and your phone with the tour downloaded.
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