Exploring Pennsylvania never gets dull, especially when our destination is Gettysburg. Even if you’ve been to Gettysburg a dozen times, you’re sure to discover something new the next time you’re in town. For a really fun and a really unique way to see Gettysburg, join a bike tour with Gettysbikes in Pennsylvania.
With its motto “pedal through the past,” Gettysbike Tours hosts several bike tours that offer visitors the opportunity to get a unique view of the town perhaps best known as the site of…
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The Battle of Gettysburg during the Civil War. If you’re bringing the kiddos along, consider booking the three-hour Family Tour, which spans 7.5 miles.
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During the tour, you’ll predominately bike along National Road and stop at a number of historic sites along the way that played a significant role during the Battle of Gettysburg.
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Listen as your tour guide brings to life the history of such sites as Little Round Top, the Peach Orchard, and the field known for Pickett’s Charge.
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For The Grand Tour, you’ll bike between 10 and 13 miles in just 3.5 hours, visiting Devil’s Den, The Wheatfield, and The Angle.
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Unlike the Family Tour, the Grand Tour will take you down some roads in town.
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If you’re a history buff, you won’t want to pass by the Historian Tour, a seven-hour tour that covers up to 20 miles. You’ll have time to ask your seasoned guide questions and to…
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Request stops at specific sites. Those sites that you may visit include Barlow’s Knoll, High Water Mark, and Soldiers National Cemetery.
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Regardless of which tour you choose, you can use one of Gettysbike Tours’ bikes, or you can bring your own. (You receive a $5 discount if you bring your own bike.)
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Learn more about the different tours available on the official website of Gettysbike Tours.
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Have you ever been on a tour with Gettysbike Tours in Pennsylvania? Share your experience in the comments! Before you make your way to Gettysburg, you might want to learn a little more about its haunted history.
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