Top Gettysburg Walking Tours - page 2

Gettysburg is filled with true mystery stories. These rival ghost tours, but have the element of history. Your guide may tell you about an unsolved murder, a missing bell, bodies missing from a cemetery, and many more stories.

Turn back to 1860s Gettysburg, when blood shed on East Cemetery Hill during the American Civil War. This immersive walking tour is led by a literal spirit guide who will share their harrowing tales as you walk to sites frequented by tormented spirits. Start at the cemetery before visiting the National Soldiers Orphanage, which took in children who lost their fathers to the war, and step into haunted houses to learn why some spirits can’t move on.

Join us for a spine-tingling night of paranormal exploration at one of Gettysburg’s most haunted sites. Jennie Wade, the only civilian killed during the Battle of Gettysburg, has become a symbol of the town’s tragic past—and her birthplace, just steps from the Shriver Museum and Tillie Pierce House, stood in the path of chaos during those bloody July days. On this immersive ghost hunt, you’ll: -Work side-by-side with seasoned paranormal investigators using cutting-edge ghost hunting equipment—EMF detectors, spirit boxes, REM pods, dowsing rods, and more. -Participate in EVP and flashlight communication sessions in real time. -Enjoy intimate group sizes that allow for a focused and personalized experience. Whether you're a true believer or a curious skeptic, the Jennie Wade Birthplace Ghost Hunt offers a thrilling blend of history and mystery you won’t find anywhere else in Gettysburg. History haunts these walls—are you brave enough to listen?

Discover some of Gettysburg’s most supposedly haunted locations—and see if you can spot any ghosts yourself—on this small-group tour. Meet your guide after dark, set off in your own vehicle, and explore with the help of advanced ghost-hunting equipment. As you visit several different locations—including a spooky covered bridge—learn more about the area’s macabre history, and see what you uncover.

Explore Gettyburg's haunted sites at your own pace and schedule on this Smart Phone Navigated solo tour on our walking tour app. Go anytime. At $5.50 this is the best deal in town. The tour is professionally narrated with a spooky narrator, and infused with music to set the scene. The tour never expires. Take it as many times as you wish. After the on location tour you'll unlock a virtual tour you can listen to anytime. Relive the tour later. The Battle of Gettysburg was one of the bloodiest in history. This old town was turned into a battlefield and the smell of death was thick in the air. Tonight, you will walk through these haunted streets as we search to uncover what goes bump in the night.

Step into the chilling realm of the supernatural with our Gettysburg Ghost Hunting tour, where you don't just observe ghostly activity—you become the ghost hunter. This immersive, hands-on adventure invites you to experience the thrill of paranormal investigation firsthand. This location is encapsulated with rich history, dating back to the Battle of Gettysburg. With the help of EMF meters and infrared cameras, we will embark on a journey into the house that played a pivotal role in the Battle of Gettysburg.

Discover the intriguing history of the Historic Soldiers Orphans Homestead, strategically located on Cemetery Hill in Gettysburg. This 1836 home served as a field hospital during the fierce Battle of Gettysburg and later became a safe haven for orphaned children. Explore the tales of Captain John Myers and Sgt. Amos Humiston, whose legacy led to the orphanage's establishment. Walk through the historic building and learn about the children's lives from 1866 to 1877, including the challenges they faced when new management changed their circumstances. This tour provides a profound glimpse into the past and the evolving story of this significant site. - 45-minute guided tour - Explore the historic building and grounds, learning about its role in the Civil War and as an orphanage - Group-friendly; inquire about reservations for larger parties - Depart from the Gettysburg Tour Center, with restrooms and bus parking available

Prepare for an extraordinary adventure that combines the thrill of the supernatural with the rich history of the Battle of Gettysburg. Whether you're a seasoned ghost hunter or a curious explorer, the Welty House Ghost Hunt promises an unforgettable and spine-tingling experience that will leave you with a deeper appreciation for the mysteries of the afterlife and the enduring echoes of history. During your Welty House Ghost Hunt, prepare to witness chilling sights and experience eerie encounters that will send shivers down your spine. As you explore the historic property, you may find yourself immersed in an ethereal realm where the echoes of the past intertwine with the present, creating an opportunity to encounter the mysterious presence of spirits that inhabit this hallowed space.

Enrich your visit to Gettysburg during this self-guided audio tour of the historic town’s downtown area. Learn about the everyday civilians swept up in the Civil War’s deadliest battles. Smartphone-based narration plays automatically using your GPS location. The tours are valid forever, so you can even use the audio commentary during your next trip.

Ghostly encounters have long been associated with Gettysburg, given the area’s violent past—and this private, self-guided audio driving tour uses a GPS-enabled app to guide you to the most haunted locations. After purchase, download the app and explore at your own pace anytime. Set off by car from the Gettysburg Heritage Center, follow the route and listen to Mark Nesbitt’s spooky storytelling while viewing key historical landmarks.

Go beyond the traditional topics of the Battle of Gettysburg and learn about the women who contributed to the battle during this half-day walking tour. Stroll through Gettysburg with your guide while they discuss the feats that ordinary women performed during the Civil War, such as burying the dead, caring for the wounded, and protecting local families. You’ll see a variety of statues, monuments, and houses honoring these women throughout the tour.

Discover the Battle of Gettysburg from the perspective of the people who lived there during the war at the Gettysburg Heritage Center. See artifacts and historical documents, plus interactive and 3-D displays to learn about the events that took place in this historic town before, during, and after the battle.

Explore key areas around Gettysburg after dark—and learn about the area’s history of bloody and macabre happenings, including Civil War events—on this small-group ghost tour. In the evening, meet your guide in Gettysburg, and set off in your own vehicle. You’ll search for ghosts at a number of supposedly haunted locations, with EMF meters and spiritboxes to accompany you, and will see what frights you discover.

Immerse yourself in the pivotal moments of American history with our Gettysburg History Tour – Self-Guided Walking Experience! Walk the hallowed grounds of Gettysburg, explore key battlefield sites, and uncover powerful stories from the Civil War era. Step back in time and experience Gettysburg like never before. On this immersive tour, you'll stand in the very room where President Lincoln penned the final words of the Gettysburg Address. Then, take a break at a beloved local diner, serving up hearty, home-cooked meals that reflect the town’s timeless charm. Finally, explore a carefully preserved Civil War–era home that paints a vivid picture of daily life for Gettysburg’s civilians. This tour blends history, humanity, and local flavor for a truly unforgettable experience. *Download the Shaka Guide app to access the purchased tours*

Raise a glass to history on the #1 best brew tour in Gettysburg! Operating daily, year-round, this guided experience blends the town’s rich Civil War past with some of the most unique craft drinks in Pennsylvania. Sip and explore as you visit Dawn Gone Bees, J&P Winery Gettysburg, Ploughman Cider Taproom, and Blue & Gray Bar & Grill—each offering a distinct flavor of Gettysburg’s brewing scene. Led by expert guides, you’ll hear fascinating stories of the town’s past while indulging in delicious brews, ciders, and wines. As a USMC Disabled Combat-Veteran-Owned, women and minority-led tour, we take pride in crafting an immersive and engaging experience for every guest. Whether you're a history buff, craft drink enthusiast, or just looking for a fun night out, this tour is the perfect way to enjoy both drinks and history in one unforgettable adventure. Ideal for private groups, bachelorette parties, special events, and anyone ready to raise a toast to the past!

Enjoy a private, exclusive 2-hour tour of Gettysburg with your own local guide. Uncover the dark and untold stories of the area, as you learn about Alexander Dobbin, the founder of the Inn who still haunts the house. Discover the apparitions of slaves who are said to still occupy the house, including sightings in hidden areas. Visit the Jennie Wade House, which is believed to be haunted and still stands to this day with much of its original structure preserved. Behold the iconic tree that is old enough to have witnessed the chilling events from the historic Battle of Gettysburg. Discover the Gettysburg Municipal Building, which was once the Adam’s County Prison, where many criminals died within its walls and Civil War soldiers outside. Learn about the hospital that was established in the building just four years before the Battle of Gettysburg. Finally, explore the paranormal activity that is rumored to take place in a hotel that was repurposed as a hospital during the Civil War.

Step into the realm of the unknown and immerse yourself in the beautiful college campus that once held temporary grave sites, where the veil between worlds is at its thinnest. Behold the apparitions that come and go like whispers in the wind and feel the presence of ‘The Blue Boy’, a lost soul who lingers outside a third-story dormitory window, his eyes fixed on a world that continues to move forward without him. Embark on a journey to uncover the mysteries held within the walls of a building where two modern college administrators once descended into a Civil War Hospital, frozen in time, 130 years after the war’s end.

The only Gettysburg walking tour that highlight's Abraham Lincoln's visit to Gettysburg during the dedication of the National Cemetery.

The only Gettysburg tour provided by the Gettysburg Licensed Town Guides that highlights the fighting that occurred in the streets of Gettysburg. You will also hear stories about the heroic citizens who sacrificed everything to assist the soldiers. You will walk past houses and buildings and hear stories about what it was like to be a soldier and a civilian during those three seminal days in July.

Balloon Rides, Murder, Tanks, Medal of Honor... some of Gettysburg’s colorful and unusual history happened in Taverns. Stroll with a Gettysburg Licensed Town Guide to the sites of some of Gettysburg’s most historic taverns and hear unusual but true stories that took place at these legendary watering holes. Your Guide will regale you with stories about Presidents, fires, civil war activities and Temperance societies. While you will not be consuming any food or drink during the tour, at the conclusion your Guide will provide each person with a voucher to a local establishment. Gettysburg's taverns were more than drinking spots. You could sleep there, eat there, meet with others there. Those buildings that housed taverns teem with fascinating stories of Gettysburg's past.

Your ride begins along winding trails where tall grass sways. The air feels crisp and carries the scent of pine. You pass rolling fields where regiments once gathered in silence. Hooves strike the earth with a steady rhythm that echoes the march of history. At each pause, your guide shares accounts of courage, loss, and endurance. You see stone walls that sheltered soldiers and ridges where artillery thundered. The sound of birdsong mixes with stories of commanders and decisions that shaped the nation. Hills open into sweeping views of farmland touched by history. Sunlight shifts across monuments and markers, casting long shadows over the ground. Each turn of the path invites reflection on the lives changed here.

Immerse yourself in the harrowing events of the Battle of Gettysburg with our self-guided walking tour of Seminary Ridge Trail. Listen to professionally narrated audio relating the experiences of generals, soldiers, and civilians as you pass by landmarks like the Lutheran Theological Seminary, Seminary Ridge Museum and Education Center, and Valentine Hall. Smartphone-based tours never expire and play automatically using GPS, making this a hands-free experience.

Explore the covert history of the Catoctin Mountains on this guided 3-hour tour, which connects significant sites like Gettysburg, Fort Ritchie, Camp David, and Raven Rock. Discover how this serene mountain area served as a key player in American intelligence during World War II and the Cold War. Encounter locations tied to OSS training, the Ritchie Boys, and the secret interrogation center at PO Box 1142, while uncovering how President Eisenhower utilized Camp David for national leadership. This driving experience offers a rich narrative of the geographical and historical factors that shaped modern American intelligence. - Guided 3-hour driving tour through the Catoctin Mountains - Explore historical sites like Fort Ritchie and Raven Rock - Learn about the role of geography in American intelligence - Two departures daily for flexible scheduling

Embark on a spooky journey to our haunted headquarters, Gettysburg’s old jail, and a church where the boundaries between life and death are blurred. Encounter unexplained phenomena, ghostly apparitions, and the eerie atmosphere of a place with a dark past. Hear our collection of hair-raising tales of a ghostly hitchhiker, the tragic story of three friends from Gettysburg whose lives were destroyed by the battle, and more. Our tours have been operating in Gettysburg for over 30 years. The stories are based upon the best selling book series Ghosts of Gettysburg by author Mark Nesbitt. Mark is a former park ranger and historian who collected first hand accounts of the paranormal from Gettysburg visitors.